Paul Pogba hit the press: A giant lie

The Manchester United star has responded to allegations that he has problems with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

There has been complete chaos at Manchester United since the defeat in the Liverpool match. While discussing the future of coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at the club, there were also allegations that the players took a stand against the Norwegian coach.

Paul Pogba, who started both the Atalanta game in the Champions League and the fight against Liverpool on the bench, was the focus of the rumors.

The French star, who was included in the game at the beginning of the second half against Liverpool, was left out of the game with a direct red card after his harsh intervention to Naby Keita in the 60th minute.

Responding to the news on social media that he and Solskjaer had a problem, Pogba accused the press of making fake news out of concern for ratings.

Pogba, who shared a news image with the text "fake news" on Twitter, made a more detailed statement on Instagram.

“The press is once again trying to create polemics with 100% fake news. Giant lies are making headlines. Journalists use my name to make up things that don't exist."

"The only reason I'm talking about this bullshit is out of respect for my coach, my club and our fans. I have only one message for them; The less you listen to such people, the better. They have no sense of shame and can say anything that has no basis.”