Breaking news: Ralf Ragnick says Paul pogba will only leave Manchester United if ....

 Manchester United are only willing to part 

ways with Paul Pogba if he expresses a desire 

to leave the club in January.




The 28-year-old will enter the final six months


 of his deal next month and has yet to agree 


fresh terms at Old Trafford.



That leaves the France international able to 


discuss a pre-contract with foreign clubs from


 New Year's Day, with Real Madrid, Paris 


Saint-Germain and Juventus linked with 


the midfielder.



But The Mirror claim a bid to sign Pogba


 next month from any interested party will 


only be accepted if he makes it clear he wishes


 to depart Old Trafford.



However, the report adds the club are not 


expecting any advance to be made by a club 


to sign him during the winter transfer market, 


while ESPN claim the Red Devils hierarchy 


expect him to stay for the second half of 


the season.



Pogba remains sidelined following a hamstring


 injury suffered on international duty last 


month, meaning he has yet to play under 


interim boss Ralf Rangnick.



But the German insisted it was not his job 


to convince Pogba or any other member 


of his squad to stay at the club.





‘Players need to want to stay and play 


for the club,' Rangnick said.



'If a player doesn't want to play for a club 


like Manchester United, even in the long term


, I don't think it makes sense to convince him 


to change his mind.



'This is such a massive club, with fantastic 


support, I don't think anyone at the club should


 try to convince a player to stay.



'Let's have him come back, get fully fit and 


training with the team, then we will see 


where we stand.'



Rangnick met Pogba for the first time 


in person earlier this month following his return


 to the UK from Dubai.



The former Juventus man has not represented


 the club since their 2-2 draw away at Atalanta


 in the Champions League, while his last


 top-flight appearance came in the 5-0 


drubbing by Liverpool.





But Rangnick - who has overseen Premier 


League wins against Crystal Palace and 


Norwich - insists he will hand Pogba the 


opportunity to adapt to his 'gegenpressing' style.



'I have to get to know him. I have to speak


 to him. It is about being fully physically fit. 


The way we want to play is high intensity,'


 Rangnick added.



'It will take some time for him to get fully


 fit. Once he is fully fit, I see him as a midfielder


 rather than a striker or a left winger.



'The only thing of interest to me is how 


do we get him fully fit.



'He can be an important player, I am fully 


aware of that. But that is true for all the 


players. I am not only the coach of Paul Pogba


. I am also the coach of all the other players.'



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