PAUL POGBA could not turn on the style for Manchester United as they lost to West Brom – despite his stunning girlfriend Maria Salaues watching on.
The stunner, 23, rocked up to Old Trafford wearing a black leather jacket, baseball cap and scarf as she headed for the Theatre of Dreams.
United were stunned at home as they limply surrendered their title challenge though, losing to Jay Rodriguez’s goal and going 1-0 down to rock bottom West Brom.
And Pogba was hauled off just before the hour for fellow Frenchman Anthony Martial, with games against Bournemouth and Tottenham to come this week.
The FA Cup semi-final on Saturday remains a must-win game for Jose Mourinho’s side and represents their last chance of winning a trophy this term.
Meanwhile Pogba’s model girlfriend Maria looked stunning while letting of a smile as she held hands with a young child while approaching the famous old ground.
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She was spotted out with Pogba last summer in Los Angeles last summer, but she was caught on video snorting a mysterious white powder last year.
United could take solace from the fact that they brilliantly came back to beat Manchester City 3-2 in the cross-town derby eight days ago.
The Red Devils were 2-0 down at half time, but a quick-fire double from Pogba and a winner from Chris Smalling stunned Pep Guardiola’s side.
Former world record signing Pogba has had an up-and-down season though, blowing hot and cold several times for Mourinho.
He was dropped for a series of games in March, including the Champions League round of 16 second leg against Sevilla as United lost 2-1 at home and were dumped out of Europe.
Mourinho had an explanation for Pogba’s removal, but the former Juventus man was not the only star the United boss was unimpressed with.
He said: “In the first half I felt I had to bring one player with more dynamism and a player that runs more and has more touches of the ball.
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“I had to make a decision: one midfield player out to bring in Jesse Lingard.
“After that I wanted more width, and Paul had a yellow card and before that he had a situation not for a second yellow but you never know in football, so I reacted to that.
“And Paul’s game was complicated like many others, always one more touch.”
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