Juventus will let Paul Pogba depart the Serie A leaders if the right offer comes in, according to the player’s agent.
The 22-year-old’s excellent form for the Bianconeri has developed into a long transfer saga that seems increasingly likely to be settled in the Summer, with Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United among those keen on the Frenchman.
Talking to La Stampa, Pogba’s agent Mino Raiola declared: “He has signed a five-year contract with Juventus but we are all gentlemen; if the right offer comes for Pogba and Juve, he can take it.”
“In the last year I have received over a thousand calls about Paul, about 20 a day, but so far none are worth taking up.”
Raiola has had his say on the airwaves several times in the last year, often moving information around in a way to alert clubs to Pogba’s situation and, in hinting that a deal can be done, opening the door for a massive offer from one of Europe’s elite clubs.
“It is too early to say when Pogba will leave, but Juventus must rebuild when they are strong, not out of necessity – next year it would take four or five signings.”
