Desperate to bolster their midfield, Manchester United are reportedly planning a €75 million bid to bring Juventus starlet Paul Pogba back to Old Trafford. Per the Daily Express (via Goal Transfer Talk), the offer is said to be lined up for the next summer transfer window.
Pogba is yet to sign a new deal with the Old Lady, leaving the window for him to return to Manchester open.
The 21-year-old has no intentions of holding contract talks, either. "I'm not interested in the future," the Frenchman told reporters (via Goal). "I live in the present. I'm working well on the pitch, I'm not thinking about my contract and I've not scheduled meetings with [Massimiliano] Allegri and [president Andrea] Agnelli."
For Pogba, working in unison with management remains priority No. 1.
"Allegri and Conte are both great coaches," he added. "I've had a good feeling from the start. Conte is now gone and now we have Allegri. We met briefly, we talked a little over the weekend and we're ready to work together in complete harmony."
Priority No. 2 is the chase for an unfathomable fourth consecutive league title. "We still want to win the Scudetto," Pogba continued. "It's going to be harder this season because we won three times in a row and now other teams won't let us win again, so it's going to be even harder and you have to show everyone that we can win again, with another coach and that's it."
"I'm not scared. We can't be scared of any team. We are Juventus, and we know what we can do."
Having seen Manchester United spend big on the services of Radamel Falcao and Angel Di Maria, Pogba should be aware of what his former club can do too. In the modern era of football, €75 million will be difficult to turn down.
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