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Paul Pogba of Manchester United or Manchester United's Paul Pogba

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paok1970
 
Reply Wed 21 Feb, 2018 02:00 am
Should I say/write, "Paul Pogba of Manchester United was really on fire last night" or "Manchester United's Paul Pogba was really on fire last night"?

In my opinion, both are possible. What do you think?

Thank you
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Reply Wed 21 Feb, 2018 02:39 am
@paok1970,
They're both fine, but I'd say the second one sounds more natural.
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