Real Madrid apparently offered €120m for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, but sources disagree on whether the offer is true or not.
The Merengues are reportedly looking to set up a deal that will include €50m in cash along with the ownership of Alvaro Morata and the loan of Mateo Kovacic, bringing the total value of the operation to €120m.
The story was originally forwarded by Mediaset Premium, but Sky Sports Italia did not corroborate it.
Real Madrid apparently offered €120m for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, but sources disagree on whether the offer is true or not.
The Merengues are reportedly looking to set up a deal that will include €50m in cash along with the ownership of Alvaro Morata and the loan of Mateo Kovacic, bringing the total value of the operation to €120m.
The story was originally forwarded by Mediaset Premium, but Sky Sports Italia did not corroborate it.
Today's edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport considers the story plausible, saying that President Florentino Perez could very well make such an offer, but they do not confirm that such an offer has been made.
Juventus-focused paper Tuttosport dedicate their front page and top stories to the Miralem Pjanic affair with Roma, and do not cover the €120m Pogba offer.
The Old Lady's sporting director Beppe Marotta is due to fly out to Madrid next week and discuss Pogba, Morata and Kovacic, along with other potential deals, with the Spanish club.