Man United supporters appear to be in for another summer of seeing Paul Pogba destroy a major international tournament while asking why he doesn't do the same at Old Trafford.
According to a recent report, PSG has held talks with him about signing him, and his contract expires next summer, so United aren't in a strong position here, while there's a sense that PSG wants to include more French players to give the impression that they are a French superpower rather than an oil-money club.
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United is unlikely to let him leave without having a replacement lined up, thus yesterday's rumor from RMC through Goal is much more intriguing.
They claim that Manchester United has made contact with Rennes wonderkid Eduardo Camavinga. He's also been linked with a move to Paris, but if they sign Pogba alongside Gini Wijnaldum this summer, they won't need him.
Under normal circumstances, the rumored price tag of €100 million would be off-putting, but it's been pointed out that his contract expires in 2022, making that cost entirely impractical considering he could sign a pre-contract agreement elsewhere as early as January.
He's only 18, but he's fighting his way into the senior French squad and has already established himself in the Premier League, so he could be the ideal long-term alternative for Pogba.
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