PSG reportedly makes Pogba signing a top priority
With his contract at Manchester United set to expire after this season, Paul Pogba has become a primary target for Paris Saint-Germain.
Paul Pogba's time at Manchester United is set to come to an end when his contract expires at the end of this season.
The France international arrived at Old Trafford in a £93million deal in August 2016, which at the time broke the record for most expensive transfer in the history of world football.
But after six seasons, Pogba appears destined for pastures new, and a giant from Ligue 1 is looking to win the race to his signature.
Paris Saint-Germain are looking to bring Pogba home to France, and are making him a "priority signing", according to Footmercato.
With the football world anticipating the exit of Kylian Mbappe from the French giants, there will be money to spend, and with Pogba available on a free transfer, his personal terms are reportedly "not so high".
In an injury-interrupted campaign, Pogba has played 18 Premier League matches this season, scoring one goal and providing nine assists.
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