Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba says there is 'no need to talk' about his future at the club amid intense speculation regarding a potential transfer.
The French World Cup winner continues to be linked with a potential exit from Old Trafford after he sparked fresh rumours early in the summer by revealing he was considering a 'new challenge'.
Pogba's future was then thrown into further speculation by his agent, Mino Raiola, who revealed he was in the process of working on a potential deal for the France international.
The 26-year-old featured for United during their 2-0 win over Perth Glory on Saturday, but after the game he refused to comment on the transfer speculation and insisted there was no need to discuss it further.
When asked about his future following the win at the Optus Stadium, Pogba replied by simply saying: "There is no need. No need to talk."
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed earlier in the week that he has no intentions of selling the French midfielder and reiterated that United have not received any bids for the player in the summer transfer window.
Speaking after the win against Perth Glory the United manager even cited Pogba as a player who could potentially become the next club captain following the departure of Antonio Valencia.
When asked if Pogba would be considered for the role, Solskjaer replied: "Yeah. I don't think that needs explaining, we'll discuss that later on."
United are next in action on Wednesday when they return to the Optus Stadium to face Leeds in their second pre-season friendly fixture.
