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Paul Pogba with Andrea Pirlo at Juventus.

Pirlo slams English paper for 'interview' in which he allegedly trolls Man United

The Italian was quoted as saying that Juventus were “still laughing” at Manchester United over losing Paul Pogba.

FORMER JUVENTUS STAR Andrea Pirlo has denied mocking Manchester United over their decision to allow Paul Pogba to leave the club in 2012.

Pogba moved back to Old Trafford for a reported world-record fee of close to £93million this month after winning Serie A four times in a row, as well as two Coppa Italia and two Supercoppa titles in Turin.

Pirlo, in quotes attributed to The Daily Mail and widely reported in England, claimed that Juve were “still laughing” at United for letting the France international leave as a 19-year-old for a nominal fee.

But the New York City midfielder has issued a short Instagram message to deny giving any such interview.

Captioning an image containing the words ‘Caution: No B******* Zone’, he wrote: “Just to make it clear, I never gave any interview to the daily mail talking about Pogba and Manchester”.

Pogba, who was suspended for United’s 3-1 opening Premier League win over Bournemouth on Sunday, could make his first appearance since rejoining the club against Southampton on Friday.

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    Mute Anthony Connery
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    Aug 16th 2016, 9:57 AM

    What?? An English newspaper writes something that isn’t true, I’m shocked

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    Aug 16th 2016, 10:26 AM

    Daily Fail

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    Mute Donncha Ó Ríordáin
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    Aug 16th 2016, 12:03 PM

    surely he can sue for libel? I’d like to see more of this happen. I suppose with most of the soccer players and/or the “celebrities” these types of papers like to print stories about it’s nearly better for them to have a bit of exposure no matter how false it might be. it might pave the way for the next big cheque. a bit sad really.

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    Aug 16th 2016, 11:56 AM

    Ahh the toerag paper, not telling the truth as usual.

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    Mute Nic Antonio
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    Aug 16th 2016, 3:33 PM

    Daily mail-Shit rag

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