Juventus is interested in signing their former player Paul Pogba on loan from Man United.
The Italian Serie A giants Juventus are reportedly interested in signing Manchester United player Paul Pogba on a permanent deal in the summer, though they want him on loan before completing the signing then.
Paul Pogba seems to be on his way out of Old Trafford after the controversial comments from his agent Mino Raiola recently.
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Mino Raiola claimed that the 27-year-old was not happy at Old Trafford and that his time at Man United is numbered.
Manchester United break the bank to bring in Pogba from Juventus, a club record fee of £89m was paid for the Frenchman back in 2016, and the Serie A giants are favorites to get the signature of their former player.
The Mirror News claims that the Serie A out hope Man United will allow Paul Pogba to return to Turin on loan in January in a deal that will see him join the club permanently later in the summer.
Manchester United will be hoping to get at least £89m that they use to buy the player from the Serie A club, having previously placed a price tag of £150m on the player.
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