Juventus have started negotiations with French star Paul Pogba's agent Mino Roula to return the Manchester United player to the Italian champions in the last eight seasons, French press reports said Thursday.
The official website of the French newspaper (Le Sport 10) stated that the serious talks began between the two parties after they started chasing him months ago, the idea of returning to the Italian club, which plays the Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo.
Pogba has never hidden his love for Juventus and there was recently a sense of remorse for his 105 million euro move to Manchester United in the summer of 2016.
The newspaper pointed out that the Spanish clubs Real Madrid, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain do not seem ready to pay the price of the France midfielder, which puts Juventus in a stronger negotiating position.
With the possibility of the departure of Miralem Pjanic as well as Adrian Rapio, Pogba would be a great addition to the team of veteran Italian coach Maurizio Sarri in the event the Italian League returns after the end of the Corona crisis.
Pogba, 27, who crowned the World Cup with France two years ago in Russia, was linked with the move to Italian club Inter, in order to return to play again under the leadership of coach Antonio Conte.
Pogba has played 178 games with Juventus in all competitions, scored 34 goals and provided 40 assists.