Manchester United decided not to take up the option to extend Pogba’s contract until June 2022, according to the latest hearsay from England.
Until now the top clubs Juventus, Real Madrid, and PSG were in the hunt for Paul Pogba, but now Inter has also joined the competition.
Juventus has long been associated with a reunion, while it is also known that Real Madrid and PSG are interested too. The current deal runs out in June 2021, which makes it even more likely he will be sold at a cut-price rate this summer.
Now Tuttosport and Sportmediaset are pointing towards Inter, where Pogba would once again be working with Antonio Conte.
The Nerazzurri took over Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez then took Ashley Young in January and has already done business with Manchester United last summer.
With Christian Eriksen, Pogba would be able to form an all-new midfield partnership if Marcelo Brozović goes to Liverpool.