“Every time I’m facing Anthony, I like to have a little joke around with him, talk to him a lot and tell him: ‘I’m coming for you.’
“Actually, probably the hardest player to get the ball off is Paul. He’s so big, strong, he’s got quick feet. To be fair, he’s got everything to be the best midfielder in the world.
“You could ask any player in the team about that. I’d have to pick Paul as the toughest one to train against as well because it’s so tough to get the ball off him – he knows how to shield it away and he’s also got the best quality to deliver shots and passes too.”
Pogba is being tipped to stick around at Old Trafford after previously generating plenty of transfer talk.
If he does stay on, then he will be hoping to kick on in 2020-21 after being restricted to just eight appearances this term.
Should a spark be rekindled, then Pogba may yet come intention for future Player of the Year awards at United.
Shaw is the current holder of that crown, with the 24-year-old airing his pride at joining a star-studded roll of honour.
He said: “Over the weekend I realised that it was a year since I won
our Player of the Year award last May, which was a huge honour for me,
absolutely massive. Winning that award for any club is great, but at a
club the size of United it means a bit more.
”I didn’t think I
actually had the best of years – I know I did well in some aspects
during the season, but there were definitely areas I could improve in
and I took some positives from that too because it meant I could still
get even better.
“To win the two awards voted for by the fans and
your team-mates was a very special feeling for me, especially when you
look at the trophies and see the names who have won it before.
[Cristiano] Ronaldo, [Roy] Keane, [David] Beckham, [Ryan] Giggs… I mean,
wow.”