According to Mathias Pogba, Paul Pogba, a midfielder for Juventus, paid a witch doctor £3.5 million to stop Kylian Mbappe during Paris Saint-Champions Germain’s League match against Manchester United in 2019.
PSG defeated United 2-0 in the first leg of the match, and Pogba, who was still a member of the Red Devils, was sent off.
However, the French international pulled off a miraculous comeback to help United defeat PSG 3-1 at Old Trafford in the return match.
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Mathias said in a video about the games, saying, “The turning point occurred with the World Cup in 2018, where Paul put more faith in the witch doctor than in God, entrusting the witch with a significant responsibility in order to help the French team win.
“The witch doctor would continue by informing Mam’s [an intermediary] that the task had already been completed, and Mam’s would then begin to feel frightened.
“After that, Paul kept up his witchcraft, particularly in the Champions League to guarantee that Manchester United would advance against PSG.
“At Paul’s request, the witch was instructed to stop Kylian Mbappe from succeeding at the time, when his fame was significantly greater than Paul’s.
“It was odd to see that Kylian was a shell of himself in that game versus the reserve team.
“The problem is that Paul was trying everything to get closer to Kylian at the same time, as we could see in the media, apparently admiring him and calling him his friend, he would frequently contact him, and we would see them arm in arm.”
It got to the point where Kylian almost made Paul’s signing a requirement for the club’s extension of his PSG contract, not realizing that Paul was working behind his back to undermine his matches.
The same witch doctor continued, “Knowing that my brother, always close to his money, had not paid enough for a long-term work, and that the witch wanted to make him pay as much as possible, he had to cease the continuous curse, at danger of wrecking [Mbappe’s] career,” he said, according to Metro.