Inter have reportedly joined Juventus, Real Madrid and PSG in the hunt for Paul Pogba, especially after Manchester United declined their contract option.
According to the latest rumours from England, Manchester United decided not to take up their option to extend his contract until June 2022.
The current deal runs out in June 2021, making it even more likely that he will be sold this summer at a cut-price rate.
Juventus have long been linked with a reunion, while Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are also known to be interested.
Inter have reportedly joined Juventus, Real Madrid and PSG in the hunt for Paul Pogba, especially after Manchester United declined their contract option.
According to the latest rumours from England, Manchester United decided not to take up their option to extend his contract until June 2022.
The current deal runs out in June 2021, making it even more likely that he will be sold this summer at a cut-price rate.
Juventus have long been linked with a reunion, while Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are also known to be interested.
Now Tuttosport and Sportmediaset point towards Inter, where Pogba would get to work with Antonio Conte again.
The Nerazzurri already did business with Manchester United over Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez last summer, then took Ashley Young in January.
With Marcelo Brozovic attracting bids from Liverpool, Pogba would be able to form an all-new midfield partnership with Christian Eriksen.