Biography of Paul Pogba
Paul Pogba is a French footballer who plays for the French
national team and for English club Manchester United. In 2014 he became the
most expensive player in the world.
He began his professional career with Manchester United in
2011, then moved the following year to join Italian club Juventus. Thanks to
his distinguished performance, his team achieved a series of victories with
several world titles.
In 2013 he was awarded the Golden Boy award, and led his
French national football team to win the Junior World Cup title. He also took
home the 'Best Player' award at the end of the tournament in 2013, and was
named the Best Young Player of the World Cup in 2014.
Early life of Paul
Pogba
Born on 03/15/1993 in France. His parents are Vasu Antoine
and U Moriba. His parents were Guinean Muslims and lived in Conakry, Guinea
before Paul was born.
In the early 1990s, the family moved to France in search of
a better life, and he has two older brothers. Paul developed his talent for
football while he was in school, and decided to be a football player in the
future, and his mother supported him and encouraged him to make this choice.
Paul joined his first football club, US Roissy-en-Brie, at
the age of six, which was just a few miles away from his home. Under his
excellent guidance, Paul's performance developed greatly, and Paul emerged as a
highly skilled player.
He soon joined US Torcy, playing for the Cubs as their
captain before finally joining the highly regarded club Le Havre.
Playing for Le Havre earned him a lot of fame and made him
popular and became known to many clubs who wanted to sign him. In a surprising
turn of events, Paul left Le Havre and joined Manchester United's youth program
in 2009.
Paul Pogba Personal
Life
Paul Pogba was born in Lagny, in the Seine-Marne region, and
has two older twin brothers who are also footballers.
Pogba stated that he was not born a Muslim, although his
mother is a Muslim, as he converted to Islam and said that his life had changed
for the better. The star, Pogba, often shares pictures of an Islamic nature on
social networking sites.
Paul Pogba
Achievements
Paul made his debut for Manchester United in October 2009 as
part of the club's youth team, and his performances were good enough to secure
his place in the team throughout that season.
He was called up in November 2010 to be part of the club's
reserve team. Paul was one of the four reserve players who joined the main
squad in February 2011. He continued to play in the junior team and helped his
club win the Junior Cup.
He made his Premier League debut in January 2012 against a
relatively weaker side, Stoke City. Then he played for the first time in the
European League. Controversially, Paul refused to sign a new contract with
Manchester United in 2012, and he received a lot of criticism from the club's
manager.
He soon joined the Italian club Juventus, and during his
first season with the club he played in the Champions League and Serie A, and
he performed admirably in both. He was named the Golden Boy in December 2013,
an honor given to the best young European player.
The Guardian named him in January 2014 as one of the ten
most outstanding players in Europe, and he was one of the key players in the
squad as well. He helped the team to win Serie A, and played a key role in
Juventus reaching the semi-finals of the Europa League.
In October, he was nominated for the Ballon d'Or, and he was
the youngest player to win the award. He helped the team reach the finals of
the Champions League, and Juventus achieved this feat for the first time in 12
years.
The club won the Coppa Italia in May 2015. Paul signed again
with Manchester United for a reported £89.3m contract in August 2016, which was
a new record in itself.
Paul has been with the French national team since he started
playing football, and has been part of the squad in almost every age group he
was eligible to play for.
Pogba was the captain of the first French team that managed
to achieve victory and win the Junior World Cup, and he was also part of the team
at the 2014 World Cup, at the end of which he was named Best Young Player. He
also helped his team reach the finals of Euro 2016, where France lost to
Portugal.
Pogba returned to the ranks of his former club, Manchester
United, on August 8, 2016, for a record deal estimated at 105 million euros,
and thus it was the highest transfer deal in history at that time, and he
scored his first goals of the season against Leicester City, and he managed
with his club to win the first continental title in 9 years. years, and
participated in 30 matches in the English Premier League, scoring five goals in
addition to four assists.
In the 2017-2018 season, he suffered a left hamstring injury
in the group stage matches of the UEFA Champions League, as a result of which he
was sidelined for several weeks.
Paul Pogba took over penalty kicks in the team in the
2018-2019 season and carried the club captain's armband temporarily due to
Valencia's absence from playing due to injury, and after describing his
performance as bad in terms of team leadership, coach Mourinho withdrew the
captain's armband from him, and the relationship between Pogba and Mourinho was
somewhat thorny. The thing that threatened Pogba's survival in the club's
ranks, but after a short period of time Mourinho was dismissed from his post
and the club's management appointed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in his place, and here
Pogba's performance improved significantly and he became a key player in the
squad.
The 2019-2020 season began with hints from Pogba that he wanted
to leave the team to take on new challenges with another club, and indeed
Manchester United received an offer from Real Madrid of £ 27.6 million in
addition to the player James Rodriguez in exchange for Pogba, but the club
management refused due to the low value of the offer, he suffered Pogba
suffered from racist abuse after missing two penalties against Wolverhampton
Wanderers, and later suffered an ankle injury, which caused him to stay away
for a month from the stadium, and participated in his 100th match with
Manchester United against Arsenal, which ended in a 1-1 draw, and was injured.
In the same match, his absence from the field extended for nearly two months,
and after his return from injury, he underwent ankle surgery in January 2020
and was out of action for eight weeks.
In the 2020-2021 season, he scored a goal from a free kick
against Brighton & Hove Albion, and helped his club reach the
quarter-finals of the European League competitions.
At the international level, Pogba participated in the 2018
World Cup, which was held in Russia, and scored a goal in the opening match
against Australia, but the next day FIFA changed its mind and considered it a
self-goal, and Pogba returned to score in the final match against Croatia, thus
winning the World Cup title. Pogba participated in the Euro 2020 Championship.
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