WITH his contract set to end at the season, France international and Manchester United midfielder, Paul Pogba, will 'off' the club at the end of the season.
Pogba had rejected a new contract from the Red Devils last summer and has recently been confirmed by United’s interim boss, Ralf Rangnick, that the player will leave Old Trafford at the end of the season for a new club.
Juventus is among the clubs now interested in the 29 years old. Which means Pogba, United's record signing player at £89million, may leave the club as a free agent for the second time in his career, having joined Juve in similar circumstances in 2012.
Speaking about the possibility of signing Pogba, Juve CEO, Arrivabene, said on Sky Sport: "He is a Manchester United player. We respect them and we would have to inform them first due to a gentleman's agreement. He has the same agent as Moise Kean and Luca Pellegrini, so talking is routine. He was not the main topic."
Apart from Juventus, top clubs such as Manchester City, Paris Saint German, Barcelona, Real Madrid and newly acquired Newcastle United are also interested in the service of the World Cup winner.
