Ferdinand suggests MU sign Pogba for "0 dong"

Ferdinand believes that Man United should invite Pogba to practice at Carrington to re-evaluate the ability of the player who used to wear the Red Devils' shirt, especially in the context of the home team's lack of force, allowing Pogba the opportunity to show himself does not pose any risk.

Pogba is currently out of action until March due to a doping ban, but can still sign a contract and train with a club. According to Ferdinand, Man United should take this opportunity to consider the possibility of reuniting with the French midfielder. Recruiting Pogba, a free player, especially suitable for the left-wing attacking midfielder role in coach Ruben Amorim's tactical system at this time may not be a bad idea, when Man United's attack force has been significantly weakened after the departure of many players. In any case, money is not a factor that this club needs to worry about in the possible deal, if the two sides agree on a common contract.

In the past, Ferdinand had many relationships and statements to help the Red Devils in the transfer market, but now coach Amorim is showing less confidence in the role of bringing an old element of the Red Devils back to the club when he continuously shows a consistent attitude that he will resolutely use and give opportunities to players who are performing well instead of relying on those who are not proving their true value, typically Rashford and was sent out on loan, or there was a time when Sancho had a not small conflict with the board of directors before being forced to leave Old Trafford on a loan contract last January.

However, reuniting with Pogba has also faced many mixed opinions. With high salaries and surrounding dramas, many experts believe that re-signing Pogba may not bring real benefits to Manchester United at this time and has too many potential risks. Coach Amorim is also unlikely to be willing to break the rules and use a player who does not fit the tactics, even if it is Pogba. The salary fund, competition between members and pent-up expectations are making the chance of this reunion deal almost zero. This season, Man United is currently ranked 13th in the Premier League table after the most recent changes on the coaching bench, the appointment of Ruben Amorim. Therefore, in the coming period, if they want to re-recruit a talented player like Pogba, they will have to consider the risks that may occur to the new stars, the head coach, the board of directors as well as the home team's fans to bring in a team with stars who have the greatest desire to win as well as a more persistent fighting spirit than bringing in stars who are more famous.