Juve reportedly set to offer Pogba, Dybala swap
Paul Pogba is unhappy at Manchester United, and Juventus is believed to be keen on re-signing the Frenchman.
Juventus want to swap Paulo Dybala for wantaway Manchester United star Paul Pogba, according to beIN correspondent Tancredi Palmeri.
Pogba appears set to leave United after his agent stated the star midfielder's time at Old Trafford was "over" prior to Wednesday's (AEDT) Champions League defeat to RB Leipzig.
The World Cup-winning France international has been heavily linked with a return to Juve, while LaLiga champion Real Madrid is also a long-term admirer.
But Juve – looking to re-sign Pogba without paying a transfer fee in January – hopes to tempt United with attacker Dybala, who has also been linked to Inter, Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, Manchester City and Liverpool.
- Diario AS claims Madrid are set to choose between Pogba and Rennes sensation Eduardo Camavinga. Los Blancos head coach Zinedine Zidane prefers Pogba, while president Florentino Perez would rather Camavinga move to the Santiago Bernabeu due to the difference in salary demands. United and PSG are also believed to be eyeing Camavinga.
- Juventus, Milan and Atletico Madrid are looking to sign Lazio's Joaquin Correa, reports Calciomercato. It will reportedly take between €50m-€55million to prise Correa away from the Italian capital.
- According to Calciomercato, Serie A duo Milan and Juve are battling Barcelona to sign Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger.
