'Positive' Pogba not bitter towards media, says Varane
France defender Raphael Varane backed Paul Pogba, saying the midfielder was staying positive.
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Paul Pogba is remaining positive and holds no bitterness towards the media, according to France team-mate Raphael Varane.
Pogba, 25, described himself as the "most criticised player in the world" earlier this week, days after playing a key role in France's goals in their 2-1 win over Australia in their World Cup opener.
But Varane said the Manchester United midfielder was still upbeat despite the critics.
Article continues below"There's a lot of negativity in the press, that's the reality. We are always trying to be positive," he said.
"We look for what went well, and you like to talk more about what went wrong, so I think he was talking about that.
"But he's not bitter, he stays positive always. If you could be more positive, it would be cool."
Group C leaders France face Peru in their second game of the World Cup Thursday.
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