According to reports, Manchester United has not earned any offers for Paul Pogba, including those from Juventus claimed to be interested.
The Italian giants are believed to be open to bringing back their former player but it is a deal that would be complicated to complete.
United are under no immediate pressure to sell Pogba, should the rumours of his desire to leave be true, and so they’re adamant on getting their asking-price met.
Juventus are unlikely to have the kind of funds those at Old Trafford want and so recent whispers have grown over a potential swap deal.
Nevertheless, it will be interesting to see whether the Red Devils can be persuaded to part ways with Pogba with the stage set for this to be the summer’s biggest transfer saga once more.
It was suggested Juventus were closer to making contact with Pogba than the above said but Fabrizio Romano hasn’t let anyone down in the past.
The current global health crisis could mean the Serie A club misses out on the World Cup winner entirely since if they didn’t have the funds in the past, they certainly won’t now.
At the very least this demonstrates Juventus’ belief in Pogba and it’s doubtful they would delay if the circumstances exist for them to make a push.
