Paul Pogba, Manchester United midfielder has come under heavy criticism for having scored just two goals in his last 14 games for Manchester United in all competitions. Pogba has been the main scapegoat for Manchester United's struggles this season. United have failed to qualify for next season's Champions League after a disappointing 1-1 draw with Huddersfield, a game in which Pogba was hardly impactful. Notwithstanding, Pogba believes most of the unwarranted criticism he receives comes from Messi and Ronaldo's incredibly unique goalscoring feats, which put unrealistic expectations on other players. The 26-year-old told Icon magazine, "Football has changed a lot." “I grew up watching the exploits of great champions, real legends like [Alessandro] Del Piero, [Luis] Figo, [Francesco] Totti and many others. All have been champions, the best in the world, but perhaps many of them did not achieve more than 20 goals per season. "Now the data, the st
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