Jose Mourinho has protected the reported £89m exchange expense Manchester United are set to pay for Paul Pogba yet admitted football has gotten to be "insane".
The Old Trafford club are on the very edge of taking the French midfielder back to Manchester for a world record charge after Juventus affirmed that they had permitted him to attempt a restorative in front of the proposed move.
Arms stockpile supervisor Arsene Wenger had already named the expense as "totally insane".
In any case, talking after his side beat Leicester 2-1 to win the Community Shield at Wembley, Mourinho said the club ought to be glad they could draw in players like Pogba and contrasted it with Gareth Bale's record-breaking move to Real Madrid from Tottenham in 2013.
"I don't think Real Madrid were vexed when they broke the record with Gareth Bale. I don't think it is motivation to be dismal," he said. "It is motivation to be pleased with the measurement of the club that can do that and can draw in players of this measurement.
"In the event that you inquire as to whether I think it is a great deal of cash, I think football is insane, the business sector has gotten to be insane.
"What you think this season is insane you understand three years after the fact is not insane any longer. I think there are players who cost £10m who are super costly on the grounds that they are players £400,000 or £500,000 or £1m so what is costly and not costly in football? I don't know any longer.
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"I simply know he is a major player that is going, without a doubt, to be critical for a major club like Man United."
Mourinho additionally trusts that Zlatan Ibrahimovic will turn out to be considerably more productive as the group adjusts to another style of play after the striker scored a 83rd-minute header to win the Wembley tie on Sunday after Jamie Vardy had counteracted Jesse Lingard's opener.
"Zlatan will be more hazardous when we are more prevailing and play nearest to the crate," he said.
"Zlatan is not a quick player to play 50 meters far from the container like where Vardy can be perilous. Zlatan needs the group to play, he needs the group to create and he needs the group to touch base in the last third.
"It's something that we additionally need to change in light of the fact that the profile of this group was more about ownership of the ball. Notwithstanding landing in intersection positions, the group typically plays back again and tries to change to the next side.
"We are attempting to change. The fact of the matter is the second objective is an incredible case of that."
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