Pogba Outlines what Man Utd Means to Him

Paul Pogba has opened up on his love for Manchester United after missing out on a move away from the club.

The Frenchman was tipped to quit United for Real Madrid or Juventus and while the European window remains open, a move hasn't been ruled out.

Adidas have teamed up with United to complete their 'Fabric of Football' series which previously involved Arsenal and Real Madrid .

This film titled 'The Fabric of Football: Belief' goes behind the scenes and speaks to first team stars, academy players, fans and staff.

It provides a real sense of what it means to be a part of the United family, the club's unique DNA and what it takes to be successful at one of the biggest football clubs in the world.

We hear from Paul Pogba , Ole Gunnar Solskjaer , Nicky Butt and Scott McTominay amongst others, who tell us about their experiences at the club and what it feels like to wear the shirt.

In the film, Pogba talks about being proud of the club's mantra and that there are no limitations to what they can achieve. He said: "Manchester means belief, Manchester means possible, impossible doesn't exist here," while a passionate supporter cried: "Football is a belief and Man Utd is the true religion!"

Solskjaer states the importance of working hard and setting the highest standards both individually and as a collective unit.

He said: "As long as they [the players] work hard and understand what hard work means, we'll be on the right path."

United have made a huge statement of intent with their transfer business this summer and splashed £145million on new signings.

Harry Maguire was undoubtedly the biggest acquisition and became the world's most expensive defender when United parted with £80million for his services.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka arrived from Crystal Palace for £50million alongside Daniel James from Swansea City for £15million, as Solskjaer looks to be putting his faith in young blood.

United welcome Chelsea to Old Trafford this Sunday 11th August when the two sides will get their respective domestic campaigns underway at 16.30 (UK time)