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Manchester United ban Ibrahimovic, Pogba from doing this


Manchester United have banned superstars
like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba and
Wayne Rooney from swapping shirts with
other players after matches.
According to a source who spoke with the
Express UK, the players will not exchange
jerseys in order to save cash.

The announcement comes as a huge shock
as United are one of the richest clubs in the
world worth around £2 billion.
A source told The Sun: “They are asked not
to swap shirts so they don’t have to be
replaced. It seems daft given how much the
club is worth.”

“The owners have a reputation for keeping an
eye on costs.”
United who signed a £750million ten-year kit
deal with Adidas in 2014 have given all
players a shirt ration of two with short
sleeves and two with long sleeves.
The club splashed out £150million on new
signings for boss Jose Mourinho this
summer.
Any supporter dreaming of grabbing a Zlatan
Ibrahimovic or Paul Pogba shirt at games
might have to rethink.
According to the Express UK, if all
Manchester United players swapped shirts
the bill would be £660.
United’s stars are currently away from the
club on international duty but return this
week ahead of the Manchester derby on
Saturday.

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