Man Utd in dark over Paul Pogba future amid silence from agent Mino Raiola

Paul Pogba's Manchester United future is believed to be as unclear as ever.

And there are currently no discussions ongoing between club representatives and the French midfielder's notorious agent Mino Raiola despite the fact his contract is set to expire in just over a year's time.

Pogba has been the subject of a huge amount of speculation once again this season, with rumours continuing to suggest he could soon make a move to either Real Madrid or Juventus.

Raiola claimed in December that his client is "unhappy" at Old Trafford, and is looking to leave as soon as possible.

But according to The Express there are currently no talks scheduled between any parties.

And they also claim United are still none the wiser as to Pogba's plans and whether or not he intends to remain at the club until the end of his current deal.

The 27-year-old has once again had a mixed season on the pitch, and has struggled with a number of injury issues.

He has been missing since the 3-3 draw against Everton in February with a thigh problem, although he is thought to be close to regaining full fitness and has resumed light training.

Despite his fitness difficulties Pogba has still shown flashes of his brilliant best on occasions this season.

And United have a big decision to make in the summer as to whether to sell him while they can or keep him for one more year and risk losing him on a free in the summer of 2022.

One man who has been far from impressed with Pogba is former United winger Nani.

Speaking in a recent interview with Stats Perform News, the Orlando City winger said: "At this moment, I see him as one of the important players at Man United.

"But I don't know what he has on his mind, if he wants to leave or if all this news is making some problems in his head.

"But if he wants to stay at the club, for sure he will perform much better very soon. He needs to continue to improve his game, his confidence and try to help the team in the way he can."

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