PAUL POGBA is set to be paid more than £1million by Manchester United even after his exit was confirmed.
United announced the midfielder will leave the club when his contract expires at the end of the month.
But with four weeks left to go on his deal Pogba is set for one last bumper payday at Old Trafford.
The Frenchman reportedly earns £290,000 a week which means the Red Devils will have to fork out another £1.16m.
Pogba will not have to do anything to earn the money either and instead will be focused on picking his next club.
Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain are both linked with his signature but neither are likely to offer close to his current salary.
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All told, Pogba will have earned £90.5m at United since his return in the summer of 2016.
The Red Devils paid £90m to sign Pogba Juventus and several more million in agent fees, with his 233 appearances for the club coming at a cost of £800,000 a game.
But Pogba will have to settle for a huge pay cut with his desired destination Juventus reportedly only willing to offer him £130,000 a week.
PSG are said to be considering a contract proposal worth £165,000 a week – offering the superstar a chance to return to his hometown.
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Pogba won two major trophies in his time with United, claiming victory in the Carabao Cup and Europa League in 2017.
United fans will get a chance to relive that success in the upcoming docuseries 'The Pogmentary'.
Viewers will be treated to never before seen Pogba content, featuring footage from his childhood, as well as a deep dive into his passions and accomplishments.
The series will also feature intimate conversations with his family, friends and team-mates, as the audience learns more about the French superstar.
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