Spanish papers claim Barcelona have offered €70m for Paul Pogba, but would loan him to Juventus for a year.
Sport splashed across its front page this morning the story that Barcelona’s first plan would be to pay €80m and have the French midfielder right away.
However, if their transfer activity is indeed blocked until January 2016, then the alternative is to sign a deal worth €70m that leaves Pogba in Turin for one more season.
Spanish papers claim Barcelona have offered €70m for Paul Pogba, but would loan him to Juventus for a year.
Sport splashed across its front page this morning the story that Barcelona’s first plan would be to pay €80m and have the French midfielder right away.
However, if their transfer activity is indeed blocked until January 2016, then the alternative is to sign a deal worth €70m that leaves Pogba in Turin for one more season.
That would also allow the Bianconeri to make a genuine stab at Champions League glory and help the 21-year-old’s maturation process.
Sport also insist the only main rivals to Barcelona for Pogba are Chelsea.
However, as Pogba’s price-tag has been mentioned around the €100m mark, it’s unlikely Juve would accept this situation.