Juventus are willing to offer Paulo Dybala or Miralem Pjanic plus around £55m in exchange for Real Madrid's long-term target Paul Pogba in the summer, according to Italian publication Tuttosport.
The Frenchman rejoined the Red Devils in a £94m move from Juve on August 9, 2016, and it seems like he remains linked with a return to the Allianz Stadium eve since that day.
As the Turin-based outlet comes up with a different story on Pogba's future every now and then, probably Los Blancos shouldn't worry too much about this report.
Nevertheless, Pogba indeed wants to leave Old Trafford at the end of the season if the report from Italian tier-1 source Fabrizio Romano is to be believed.
What's more, don't forget about Mino Raiola's recent revelation on the Frenchman's willingness to return to Italy.
“Pogba to Juventus? Italy is like home for Paul,” the player's agent said last month. “He’d like to come back to Juventus but we’ll see what will happen after the Euros.”
However, Raiola has also claimed he wants to take a 'great footballer' to Madrid this summer.
With Real Madrid believed to be keen on the 27-year-old as well as Juve, Pogba's current contract expires in 2021. Man United have an option to extend it by another 12 months.
