People are starting to use the ‘O’ word about Paul Pogba, and he won’t like it at all

Surely this is a little premature?

Like it or not, the world's very finest players tend to be judged on their performances in the big international tournaments. That means your place in the pantheon of historical greats is greatly dependent on a handful of games every couple of years - if you're lucky. Paul Pogba is possibly the summer transfer window's hottest property. Real Madrid, PSG, Barcelona and Manchester United are just four of cash-rich clubs hoping to prise him away from Juventus. He is ear-marked by many as a future Ballon d'Or contender. That said, his performance in the opening game of Euro 2016 left much to be desired. He relinquished possession a shocking 19 times against Romania, as fellow midfielders Dimitri Payet and N'Golo Kante embarrassed him with their relative excellence. It may only been one game, but rumour has it that he is no longer considered a regular starter by France manager Didier Deschamps, and will have to considerably up his game in order to win back his place. And it seems more and more spectators agree. This is no doubt that Pogba boasts so many facets of the ideal modern footballer: strength, pace, technique, audacity, vision, height and confidence. But there's another adjective that has started to be attached to his name - and it is one he will welcome rather less... https://twitter.com/nathanfrost_97/status/741369748647186433 https://twitter.com/OchPhil/status/742869745880473600 https://twitter.com/SamiOjigbo/status/743072967660310528 https://twitter.com/SamDawson99/status/741351681066192896 https://twitter.com/OSCARanking/status/741384998272503809 https://twitter.com/shadman_641/status/743039723585871872 https://twitter.com/MesutTekkers/status/742406940194709504 https://twitter.com/WisamAC/status/741476716565106688 https://twitter.com/iDREYY/status/743083438085902336 https://twitter.com/GadSaad/status/743094989836582912