There is war in the Pogba family and it is getting uglier as it was promised by one of the brothers.
Now according to Mathias Pogba, his brother Paul is practicing witchcraft and has used it on fellow French international Kylian Mbappe.
Writing on Twitter page Mathias said of his brother paul: “People will see that there is nobody who is more of a coward, a traitor and a hypocrite than you on this earth.
“Kylian, now do you understand? I have nothing negative against you, my words are for your good,” he said.
“Everything is true and proven. The marabout is known! I feel sorry for my brother, an alleged Muslim immersed in witchcraft.
“It’s never good to have a hypocrite and a traitor near you!”
“Paul, you really wanted to shut me up completely, to lie and send me to prison,” he added.
“I suspected it. Unlike you I have enough to prove my words and your lies.”
Paul said in a statement: “The recent declarations of Mathias Pogba on social media are unfortunately not a surprise. They are coming after threats and attempts of extortion by an organised gang against Paul Pogba.”
“The competent authorities in Italy and France were informed a month ago and there will be no further comments in relation to the ongoing investigation.”
According to reports in France, Pogba was threatened with assault rifles in March, upon his return home, at Lagny-sur-Marne.
Pogba was allegedly dragged into an apartment where he was accused of not having helped his friends financially since he became a football star.
More incidents allegedly occurred in Turin, with Pogba intimidated at Juventus’ training ground by a group of people, including his brother who has denied allegations on Twitter.
The Paris prosecutor’s office said on Monday it opened an investigation earlier this month into attempted organised extortion, which is being handled by anti-corruption police. It would not provide further details involving an ongoing investigation.
Mathias Pogba, 32, is a free agent after leaving French fourth-division side Belfort in April. He has also enjoyed spells at a number of other clubs across