Former Man United man: Everything is about money at Old Trafford following Paul Pogba move

FORMER Manchester United keeper Anders Lindegaard thinks the club has changed its values since he first joined.

By Colin Harvey                                         

The world-record arrival of Paul Pogba was finally confirmed on Monday night as Jose Mourinho paid Juventus £89m for the midfielder.
And Lindegaard, who made 19 Premier League appearances for the Red Devils after joining in 2010, thinks it is all about money at the Theatre of Dreams these days.
The Dane now sees a completely different club from the one that he joined under the guidance of Sir Alex Ferguson.

He explained: "This is definitely a new chapter.
"United are a different club to when I was there.
"It’s run in a different way and built on different values. It is a completely different thing now from when I first arrived.

 ALL CHANGE: Anders Lindegaard thinks Manchester United is all about the money these days

"Unfortunately this is just a natural development with how football is going and it doesn’t change my feelings for them.
"Everything is about money and I know United have spent a lot of money over the past decades which is a big part of why they’re so successful but it’s just getting more and more extreme.
"You can’t prevent it so I guess you just have to embrace it and do as well as you can in that environment."