Paul Pogba praised Manchester United's "nice attack" on Thursday, claiming to enjoy the Champions League's quest for a place in the Champions League by the Red Devils, at the end of a season marred by a cascade of injuries in addition to the coronavirus . The Frenchman is back at the right time, and has actively participated in the four-game winning streak and five draws in five MU games since the Premier League resumed.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men, who are due to play against Aston Villa on Thursday, are currently 5th in the championship, four points behind Leicester but one game late. They have not been beaten since 16 games in all competitions.
"We play much more as a team than before"
Pogba seemed ready to leave Old Trafford for the second time in his career, before confinement, but now composes a formidable tandem with Bruno Fernandes in the middle of the field. He explains, on the official website of his club, that the time spent away from the lawns has revived his passion for football.
“I'm really happy to be back. Just practicing, kicking the ball, doing what I love is fantastic. I missed it so much, said the world champion. We play much more as a team than before, we have even more fun, we defend together, we attack together and the team is stronger too. "
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- Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 9, 2020"The players who are on the bench or who do not play every game, when they come in, they help the team, so the mentality is good. It is thanks to all these elements that we are here today, ”says the new playmate of Fernandes, who arrived in January.
“When I watch Bruno, (Marcus) Rashford, (Anthony) Martial and Mason (Greenwood), seen from behind, I enjoy myself. I see them scoring goals, I spend my time applauding them. It's beautiful and they make me love football in every game, ”says Pogba.
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