During the ESPN awards ceremony, Paul Pogba still couldn't give journalists a specific answer about what awaits him in the future - the midfielder said he is happy at Juventus, but admitted that he wouldn't know what to do if he received a call from Manchester United to join the Red Devils team.
Pogba, who has been playing for Juventus since 2012, attracted attention from Real Madrid and Manchester United this summer. It was at the English club that the Frenchman began his professional career, and now the midfielder has not ruled out the possibility of returning to that club.
"Manchester United was my first family. If Mourinho were to call me? I don't know, at the moment I am a Juventus player and I am happy. I don't know what will happen in the future," Pogba told journalists.
The midfielder admitted that he would award the Ballon d'Or to Cristiano Ronaldo, and also praised the Madrid club, while once again emphasizing that he is happy in Turin.
"These are the White Houses, and you know they won the Champions League this year. It's a great club. But in Turin, I am in my team, with my family, I play here and I am happy here,"
