Paul Pogba 'likely to leave' Juventus this summer with his next move 'becoming clear'

Juventus are hoping to offload Paul Pogba this summer to raise funds for transfers, according to stunning reports.

Pogba returned to Turin on a free transfer last summer following his exit from Manchester United.

He spent four seasons at Juve before moving to Man United in a transfer worth £89 million.

Though the first season in his second spell in Italy won't be remembered fondly as the 30-year-old endured an injury-ridden campaign.

He made just six appearances in the Serie A last season as he cost the club a staggering amount.

Paul Pogba cuts a frustrated figure after suffering an injury. Image: Alamy

However, when he played he showed his class as he delivered a stunning cameo against Sevilla in the Europa League.

But it appears Juve are ready to cut their ties with the French midfielder ahead of the new season.

According to Italian outlet La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Italian giants are ready to listen to offers for Pogba to raise funds to sign Sergej Milinkovic-Savic or Cesare Casadei.

Pogba is Juve's highest earner, with the club concerned about his fitness and haven't ruled out his sale.

The player, though, doesn't want to leave, per the report.

If Pogba leaves, Juve will target Lazio's Milinkovic-Savic and Chelsea's Casadei.

Further reports suggest Juve are prepared to offer the Serbian a four or five-year contract while Casadei is also on their radar.

As for Pogba, bookies have him odds on to join a Major League Soccer side while Saudi Arabia has also been suggested.

Not to mention Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona.

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