Juventus are reportedly considering letting Paul Pogba leave for Barcelona next summer in order to rejuvenate their defence.
The two clubs held a dinner meeting on Sunday and La Gazzetta dello Sport believe that the Old Lady favour a sale to Barca next summer over an immediate departure to Chelsea or Manchester City.
Juventus are reportedly considering letting Paul Pogba leave for Barcelona next summer in order to rejuvenate their defence.
The two clubs held a dinner meeting on Sunday and La Gazzetta dello Sport believe that the Old Lady favour a sale to Barca next summer over an immediate departure to Chelsea or Manchester City.
According to Sport, the three offers on the table are €80m plus €10m of bonuses from Barcelona for next summer, €100m from Manchester City and €50m plus Oscar from Chelsea.
Gazzetta believe the Bianconeri would look to invest the money raised by the sale of Pogba on bids for the likes of Paris Saint-Germain’s Thiago Silva and Diego Godin of Atletico Madrid.
Juve are also believed to be keen on Monaco duo Aymen Abdennour and Layvin Kurzawa, while Porto’s Alex Sandro, Udinese’s Silvan Widmer, Zenit’s Ezequiel Garay and Medhi Benatia of Bayern Munich are also reported targets.