But the big question is what to do with one of football's biggest talents. Do you start with guy who has just come off a major injury in a colossal match AWAY from home? That is the tough dilemma that Allegri is in, and his decision will have big impact on the outcome of the game.
I honestly don't know. To make an informed decision, I would need to see how Pogba is on Wednesday, hours before the game. Because Pogba ain't Chicharito, who can make an impact off the bench. Although, depending on how the match is going, he may either be needed to add extra muscle in midfield to protect a lead or extra fire to grab a goal back to go through.
Allegri can only really play Paul if he is fully fit, in my opinion. This will be Juve's hardest game of the season, and with Barcelona in the final, Madrid will go all out to try and beat their rivals in Berlin and make history....whether it's an obsession, couldn't care less. But Pogba, if fully fit, is HUGE for Juventus and can be very decisive. If he isn't, do you really want a player in the heart of midfield at eight percent?
We'll see what happens on Wednesday, and I personally would love to see a fit Pogba play in such a big game and see if he can deliver. That is why we are all watching because as Messi and Robben will soon fade away, it's now the time for Neymar, Varane and Pogba to offer in the new era of superstar, and it is THESE GAMES WHERE YOU NEED TO RISE! NO EXCUSES!
HH
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