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Paul Pogba 'high-fived teammates after Jose Mourinho sacking'

By , Football League Correspondent | 5d
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba high-fived his teammates once news of Jose Mourinho's sacking spread at the club's training base, a report claims.

Paul Pogba reportedly led the training-ground celebrations following Jose Mourinho's sacking as Manchester United manager.

The Red Devils parted company with the Portuguese on Tuesday morning after making their worst start to a Premier League campaign at this stage.

Mourinho's departure comes on the back of a number of disputes with Pogba, who has struggled to hold down a place in the starting lineup in recent weeks and was left on the bench for Sunday's 3-1 loss to Liverpool.

According to The Mirror, Pogba high-fived his teammates once news of Mourinho's axing had spread and the whole mood at United's Carrington training base changed dramatically.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail claims that the French World Cup winner will be fined by the club for a social media post uploaded 45 minutes after Mourinho's sacking became official, which appeared to back the decision.

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7Watford188372525027
8Bournemouth188282728-126
9Leicester CityLeicester187472221125
10Wolverhampton WanderersWolves187471921-225
11Everton186662628-224
12West Ham UnitedWest Ham187382527-224
13Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton186392026-621
14Crystal Palace1853101725-818
15Newcastle UnitedNewcastle184591422-817
16Southampton183691933-1415
17Cardiff CityCardiff1842121838-2014
18Burnley1833121636-2012
19Huddersfield TownHuddersfield1824121131-2010
20Fulham1824121642-2610
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