Europe's top clubs are reportedly pressing on Paul Pogba, with Juventus apparently lining up reinvestment in either Radamel Falcao or Edinson Cavani.
The French prodigy continues to be linked with a move away from the Bianconeri, whilst his agent hinted this week that a sale one day remains inevitable.
According to today's edition of the Gazzetta dello Sport, the 21-year-old will likely be the object of an auction between Europe’s top clubs this summer.
Europe's top clubs are reportedly pressing on Paul Pogba, with Juventus apparently lining up reinvestment in either Radamel Falcao or Edinson Cavani.
The French prodigy continues to be linked with a move away from the Bianconeri, whilst his agent hinted this week that a sale one day remains inevitable.
According to today's edition of the Gazzetta dello Sport, the 21-year-old will likely be the object of an auction between Europe’s top clubs this summer.
Paris Saint-Germain are only marginally favoured over Chelsea, Manchester City and Real Madrid as interested parties said to be in the running, whilst the Gazzetta report Juventus may not settle for anything less than €90-100m.
A possible return to his former club Manchester United is not to be ruled out either, with quotes emerging today from Pogba on his past at Old Trafford.
“I'm impatient. It was the feeling that I had,” said the player to FourFourTwo on his initial exit in 2012.
“The Coach had faith in me, but didn't put me on.
“He said that I was too young. He said, your time will come. It didn't come. But it doesn't mean I will speak ill of Manchester United. I love the club.”
Should Pogba depart Turin, the Gazzetta reports that the money would be reinvested in one between Manchester United’s on-loan Monaco-owned Radamel Falcao and PSG’s Edinson Cavani.
The latter has been listed recently as a potential makeweight in negotiations between Juve and the Parisians for Pogba.