Transfer decision of Paul Pogba taken while Zinedine Zidane wins the battle of Real Madrid's board of directors

Zinedine Zidane, the boss of Real Madrid, won the battle with Florentino Perez.

As Mirror Football revealed last month, the Frenchman and club president Perez are arguing over who is the right choice to strengthen the Spanish team midfielder this summer.

Zidane has long made Paul Pogba his number one choice, despite United's reluctance to sell and a potential transfer of 160 million pounds.

Zidane returned to the club in March, nine months after winning three consecutive titles in the Champions League, provided that the President of Real Madrid gives him greater autonomy, particularly with regard to transfers.

But Perez had preferred the star of the Spurs, Christian Eriksen, believing it was cheaper and more easily accessible since his contract was only 12 months.

In the middle of the clash, the club signed with Luka Jovic and Eden Hazard, the latter representing Zidane's choice No. 1, while accepting the policy of the Madrid conference room by making Thibaut Courtois his goalkeeper first choice next term.

Before qualifying for the Champions League final, Perez asked Eriksen to have dinner with Spurs President Daniel Levy, but he does not intend to sell.

This led Eriksen to issue his plea appeal last week, the Dane declaring: "I feel like I'm a place of my career where I might want to try something new."

The Spurs playmaker was desperate to see how much he was wanted by Los Blancos.

But now, after Zidane made it clear that he had no interest in the young Ajax player, Donny van de Beek or Eriksen, according to a number of sources, Perez would be back at the clock seeking to seal an agreement to bring the winner of the World Cup, Pogba, to Justice Capital.

Pogba, who already speaks Spanish, is still two years away from his contract at Old Trafford and would like to take the opportunity to join his compatriot at Santiago Bernabeu.

Now, United has to face the battle to keep Pogba, three years after returning from Juventus.

However, despite the grandiose representation of Madrid's wealth, they are far from rich in money. And currently, in accordance with financial fair play guidelines, they are getting thinner than ever before.

They are desperate to sell a number of their unwanted stars, but they are struggling to find buyers for 10 unwanted players.

Keylor Navas bid farewell, but Madrid has not received any offers asking for 18 million pounds for the Costa Rican goalkeeper.

Gareth Bale has a huge contract that no one wants to take care of, not to mention the 70 million pounds transfer requested by Madrid. Other artists for sale include Isco – who has clearly expressed his desire to stay – James Rodriguez, Dani Ceballos and Marcos Llorente.

Marco Asensio is one of the players likely to attract contenders to the Premier League. The Spanish winger's stock has declined somewhat in the last 12 months and Perez is reluctant to sell a player who has been pinned for the future of the club.

However, with the arrival of Hazard, combined with the presence of Zidane's favorite, Lucas Vazquez, and Brazilian star Vinicius Jr, Madrid could take advantage of a player likely to attract bids of about 90 million pounds .