Paul Pogba's stock might have dropped among fans this season after a turbulent few months, but that hasn't stopped United's hierarchy from making it clear they have no desire to sell their charismatic midfielder in January, reports The Telegraph.
The France international had been keen to depart Old Trafford while Jose Mourinho remained in charge after several high-profile fallouts -- one of which saw the ex-Reds manager describe Pogba as "a virus" in front of teammates.
But The Telegraph reports that Ed Woodward deems the 25-year-old to be integral to the club's plans on and off the pitch -- a sentiment that won't have been diminished by Pogba's two outings since Mourinho was sacked -- meaning he has no intention of allowing him to leave.
Juventus, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have been linked with bids for Pogba in recent weeks, but it appears United are keen to shut down talk of a potential move
