Breaking news: Paul pogba finally responds to fans who asked if he will remain at old trafford next season ,here is what pogba said .

 Paul Pogba has hinted his Manchester

 United future hangs on the appointment

 of a new manager in the summer.

The French midfielder was quizzed over

 his future at the club following United's

 pulsating 3-2 victory at home to Tottenham

 Hotspur on Saturday night.

Pogba's future with the Red Devils 

has been the subject of increasing 

speculation with his current contract

 set to expire at the end of the season 

and a new deal yet to be agreed.

Following Saturday's win, though, he 

admitted that he will not decide his future

 until the end of the season and the 

arrival of a new permanent boss.

The 28-year-old has been strongly linked 

with a move to Paris Saint-Germain since

 last summer, with his contract situation 

meaning he can agree a free transfer to 

a foreign club before the end of the season.

Pogba was asked by RMC whether the

 identity of the next United boss would 

impact his future at the club, to which

 he replied: “It's possible, we'll see.

"We know that, in regards to the coach,

 there are things yet to happen. I want 

to finish the season well and see what 

happens in the future.”

Ralf Rangnick has been in interim 

charge at Old Trafford since the dismissal

 of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer earlier in the 

season, with a permanent replacement

 yet to be announced.

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Both Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten 

Hag have been strongly linked with the 

job since Rangnick's arrival at the start

 of December.

Pogba was also asked about United's

 league position as they chase a top

 four finish, insisting: “It's not over yet,

 there are still games to go, this is an 

important victory for us to redouble our

 effort and aim for the top 4. We must

 continue this momentum.”

Saturday's 3-2 win over Spurs allowed

 United to climb back into the top four 

with nine games remaining this season.

United sit two points ahead of Arsenal

, although the Gunners have four games 

in hand in the race for Champions 

League qualification.