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Social Zone Transfer Rumours: Mo Salah open to move away, Paul Pogba leaves United

With one year remaining on his contract, could Salah move to a rival of Liverpool's in England? Plus Man Utd have their eye on an England international.

Paul Pogba has officially departed from Manchester United after six seasons at the club.
Signed for a then-world record fee of £89m, there were high hopes for Pogba on his second return to Old Trafford.'

While there have been glimpses of quality, ultimately Pogba has failed to bring Man Utd back to their glory days and will be considered a flop.

The question is, where will he move next? Despite not delivering at United, a host of sides will be interested in his services including teams across Europe.
Juventus are hoping to win the race for his signature but face potential competition from United's rivals.

Mohamed Salah has confirmed he will remain a Liverpool player for at least one more season.

The Egyptian has one year left on his contract and as it stands, he is free to talk to other teams from January 2023.
According to a reporter, Salah is open to a stay in the Premier League - although it may not be at Liverpool.
Manchester United will be looking to replace Pogba and they have their eye on Chelsea's Mason Mount.

Erik ten Hag is reportedly watching the current situation with Mount one of the lowest earners at Chelsea.

With 11 goals and 10 assists in the Premier League this season, it would appear to be just the signing United need.

Gareth Bale posted a heartfelt letter to Real Madrid following his final season at the club.

Despite a rocky relationship in the last three seasons, Bale said his nine-year spell was an 'incredible experience'.
He said: "I arrived here nine years ago as a young man who wanted to realise my dream of playing for Real Madrid. To wear the pristine white kit, to wear the crest on my chest, to play at the Santiago Bernabeu, to win titles and to be part of what it's so famous for, to win the Champions League.
"I can now look back, reflect and say with honesty that this dream became a reality and much, much more. To be a part of this club's history and to achieve what we achieved while I was a Real Madrid player, has been an incredible experience and one I will never forget."

We magine he is also talking about the 'incredible' golf courses on offer in the Spanish capital.

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