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I hope Pogba understands why he was good: Jose

AFP, Los Angeles
lose Mourinho is confident that the euphoria of lifting the World Cup will provide a boost to Paul Pogba's club career at Manchester United.
Pogba was the subject of criticism from some quarters for his United performances last season and found himself relegated to the bench at times during the second half of the campaign.
However, the 25-year-old was instrumental in France's triumph in Russia, particularly in the final, when he netted the third goal for Didier Deschamps' side against Croatia.
Although Mourinho now expects to be without Pogba for the start of the Premier League season next month, the United boss believes the midfielder will inevitably be in an exuberant mood when he does report back for club duty.
"To win the World Cup can only be a positive thing. It's difficult to say that to win the World Cup is not good for a player's career. It's amazing, fantastic," said Mourinho in Los Angeles, at the
start of United's US pre-season tour.
"So many good players have never had the chance to be world champions or their country is not strong enough.
"For Paul, I think it's the first World Cup that he has gone to and to be a world champion can only be fantastic.
"It's a young team, apart from (Hugo) Lloris, they have more Euros and World Cups together. So I think the future for him in the French national team can only be brilliant.
"I hope that he understands why he was so good. That's the point about his performance level and his contribution to a winning team.
"It's important for him to understand why he was so good in the second part of the competition. In the final, he was absolutely brilliant."
Mourinho sent Pogba a congratulatory message after the World Cup, yet had no input into his performances when the tournament was underway.
" I did with Paul what I did with all my players. I sent a nice message before the World Cup (but) during the World Cup, I decided not to disturb anyone," he said.
"When they are with the national team,
especially the World Cup, they don't need their club manager to be on their shoulders saying yes, well done, happy not happy. They just need to focus on the job.
"Then, after the World Cup, I obviously sent a different message to the other guys because he won the competition."
However, the absence of Pogba and United's other World Cup players at their US training camp is a major concern for Mourinho.
Nine first-team players will miss the entirety of United’s fortnight stay in the States and it won't be until next week that the trio of Nemanja Matic, David De Gea and new signing Fred link up with the squad.
"Pre-season is very bad, I have to say that. The only positive thing of preseason is for the young boys that have a fantastic opportunity to train with us and know what it is to be a Manchester United first team player," Mourinho said.
"I'm worried because I'm not training and then go to the Premier League without lots of players. But we have to try to make the best out of it and work with the players we have here."