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Juventus can reject €120m for Pogba
Sky Sport Italia note Juventus do not need to sell Paul Pogba and the player has no particular intention of leaving.
The English media continue to claim Manchester United are close to a deal worth €120m – not including the €25m fees to agent Mino Raiola.
He would also be offered wages worth €13m per season over a five-year contract.
Juventus cannot even attempt to compete with these terms, as Pogba is already at the top of their salary cap at €4.5m net.
However, the Bianconeri are one of the most financially solid clubs in Italy and can afford to turn down €120m.
If they were to accept the fee, it would be to bring several new players in to other areas of the squad, just as they did with Zinedine Zidane’s sale to Real Madrid.
Sky Sport Italia claim this evening that not only are Juventus in a position to reject the offer, but also that Pogba has no particular desire to leave Turin for a return to Manchester United.
This is the club he left as a free agent when his contract expired in 2012.
Still only 23, Pogba has become one of the most famous players in the world and Juve are reinforcing with the express ambition of winning the Champions League.
He also has an excellent rapport with Coach Max Allegri, as shown by their viral ‘challenges’ on the training ground at free kicks or even basketball.
The same is also true of Manchester City target Leonardo Bonucci, who today released a video on social media confirming he was "going to rest for a bit to be ready for more Bianconeri battles."
Sky Sport Italia note Juventus do not need to sell Paul Pogba and the player has no particular intention of leaving.
The English media continue to claim Manchester United are close to a deal worth €120m – not including the €25m fees to agent Mino Raiola.
He would also be offered wages worth €13m per season over a five-year contract.
Juventus cannot even attempt to compete with these terms, as Pogba is already at the top of their salary cap at €4.5m net.
However, the Bianconeri are one of the most financially solid clubs in Italy and can afford to turn down €120m.
If they were to accept the fee, it would be to bring several new players in to other areas of the squad, just as they did with Zinedine Zidane’s sale to Real Madrid.
Sky Sport Italia claim this evening that not only are Juventus in a position to reject the offer, but also that Pogba has no particular desire to leave Turin for a return to Manchester United.
This is the club he left as a free agent when his contract expired in 2012.
Still only 23, Pogba has become one of the most famous players in the world and Juve are reinforcing with the express ambition of winning the Champions League.
He also has an excellent rapport with Coach Max Allegri, as shown by their viral ‘challenges’ on the training ground at free kicks or even basketball.
The same is also true of Manchester City target Leonardo Bonucci, who today released a video on social media confirming he was "going to rest for a bit to be ready for more Bianconeri battles."
EPL fans really and truly are the most deluded football fans I have ever seen. I can't stop laughing at what they are writing over at redcafe 
They are overestimating their club and their league in general so much, it's ridiculous. Apparently we are a selling club that is not going to win the CL anytime soon, with or without Pogba.
I guess we weren't in the CL final last season and if it wasn't for so many crucial refereeing mistakes we would have beaten Bayern and possibly would've won it this season.
Meanwhile they can't even compete in their overhyped lowlife league that hasn't done shit in CL for yeaaaars despite spending money like crazy. It's just like before EURO 2016 when all the
English fans tried to tell me how England has a chance of winning it all
They are overestimating their club and their league in general so much, it's ridiculous. Apparently we are a selling club that is not going to win the CL anytime soon, with or without Pogba.
I guess we weren't in the CL final last season and if it wasn't for so many crucial refereeing mistakes we would have beaten Bayern and possibly would've won it this season.
Meanwhile they can't even compete in their overhyped lowlife league that hasn't done shit in CL for yeaaaars despite spending money like crazy. It's just like before EURO 2016 when all the
English fans tried to tell me how England has a chance of winning it all
