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Because it is in the interest of Juve to keep Pogba. And then sell him next year "for as much money as you can make", while being better prepared, if he wants to leave at all cost. According to your logic we should immediately sell Dybala if City tomorrow offers him a salary that makes him...

To make up for paying Napoli like crazy.

Of course it is. Who else? You realize that Juve can veto any offer, any request any whiny-action and just keep him? You realize his contract is running out in 2019, not 2017, so we easily could have sold him a year from now? This acting as if we aren't in control and have to accept whatever...

With a revenue that will possible surpass 700m (without CL money) this year that problem can be solved rather quickly. 1-2 more signings this summer, reaching the CL and another 3-4 top-signings next season and they are back on the radar.

Juve could have shown some strength and told everyone involved to fuck off and that Pogba is going to stay no matter what. Like top-clubs do. Stuff like that wouldn't happen at Real, Barca, Bayern or PSG. Marotta and Agnelli never should use the words "we are not a selling club" again, just...

We signed Higuain for 90m.

Because we are submissive and let every player go who wants to leave, regardless of how vital they are. Be it Tevez, Vidal or Pogba.

Pjanic should have been the missing piece to a world-class midfield and CL glory, not a Pogba replacement to more or less keep the status quo. :cry:

Herrera is great with Mexico, but according to many Porto fans i've read about he isn't as good with them as with the NT. Quite inconsistent and a rather controversial player among Porto fans, in the sense that many have higher expectations of him than he has delivered on the field. Still a...

Pogba's contract is running out in 2019, not in 2017. We can keep him this year, have the best team possible and then sell him next season, while hopefully having more options on the market to replace him.

You know what happens when a club finds an agreement with Verratti and Verratti asks to leave PSG? The PSG management laughs him out of the room and keeps him anyway. Or when Real finds an agreement with Lewa, which they supposedly did early in the year, before having to realize Bayern doesn't...

Money that was/will be used to massively overpay for Higuain.

Roma still needs money. They are desperate to sell Paredes.

So in the end we probably will have exchanged Higuain + Matic/Wtisel for Pogba. Terrible. Also we never should have sold Vidal, if you decide to let go of Pogba the next year. Vidal - unlike Pogba - could have been convinced to stay long-term with the right kind of financial offer. The way the...

So we went from demanding 120m to accepting 110m according to Sky just so fucking Raiola could get paid by United. Fuck that. We are acting in the interest of Pogba/Raiola, not Juventus, rolling over like submissive bitches. Hopefully Sky is wrong. It's one thing to sell Pogba, another one...

I don't think Pogba will stay, but if he suddenly would decide that he would like to stay, we certainly would find a way to keep him and not push him out the door for financial reasons. Be it through help from Exor or be it through selling Lemina and Pereyra for 35m-40m, without replacing them...

This deal probably hasn't to do anything with whether Pogba will be sold or not. Either Mandzukic or Zaza will leave if Gabigol arrives, meaning we will pay Gabigol by selling one of them. Not unthinkable that we already have a deal with a club for Zaza, one that the player agreed to, but we...

Just accept that he is gone. Only some financial details still need to be figured out. Or in other words this summer isn't as good for Juve as it is hyped up to be.

By that mentality you would have to sell anyone rather quickly. Dybala could be easily made into 70m-80m, so why not sell him in case he breaks his leg? Pogba is just 23. He is very professional. Doesn't have record of being injury-prone. We can sell him for a massive amount next year, if he...

I do think we will have a slightly better team even if Pogba leaves, but i don't think we made this massive jump forwards that some think we did. Morata always was a force in important CL games, it's tough to imagine that Higuain can top that for example. Keeping Pogba is the missing piece...