Paul Pogba will have to take a significant pay cut if he comes back to Juventus after Manchester United, claim reports, while PSG are offering more and Real Madrid bide their time.
The midfielder will be a free agent when his contract at Old Trafford expires on June 30.
Although there had been some suggestions he could remain in Manchester and join their rivals City, that seems to have been pushed aside as an alternative.
He is looking to leave the Premier League, with Juve and Paris Saint-Germain the main contenders.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport and Sportitalia transfer expert Alfredo Pedullà, Juventus cannot offer more than €7-8m per season wages to Pogba.
This approach of lowering the salary bill is also why Paulo Dybala has been told to find another club when his contract expires this summer.
On the other hand, PSG are proposing at least double figures, while Real Madrid for the moment are biding their time to see how the situation develops.
Juve’s advantage is that Pogba already knows the club and the city, where he was well-loved and appreciated, having the best form of his career.