Pogba informs Man Utd chiefs: I'll sign new contract if... | OneFootball

Paul Pogba is prepared to stay with Manchester United and sign a new contract.

The midfielder, 28, is out of contract next summer and he is embroiled in a lengthy stalemate with the Old Trafford hierarchy over extending his stay.

A source close to the player told L'Equipe he will agree to new terms so long as these make him the highest earner in the Premier League.

This will require the Red Devils to hand Pogba a deal worth in excess of £500,000 per week, which is veteran superstar Ronaldo's current salary.

However, the former Juventus star's lofty ambitions have been dealt a major blow by his latest injury concern.

Pogba hobbled away from a France training session on Monday and reports across the Channel warn he will be out for eight to 10 weeks with a thigh complaint.