Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly got themselves in driving seat in the race for Manchester United contract rebel Paul Pogba, according to a fresh report.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup winner’s long-term future has been well speculated about over the past one year, with the 28-year-old star’s contract at Old Trafford set to run out in June.
As a result, the former Juventus player is currently eligible to discuss and seal a pre-contract agreement with non-English clubs ahead of a possible free transfer move in the summer transfer market.
A potential return to I Bianconeri has been touted as a potential destination, as well as moves to Barcelona or Real Madrid, but according to the website todofichajes.com, Les Parisiens are now leading the hunt.
The report continues, by saying that the Serie A giants have accepted defeat in their long-running pursuit of the towering midfielder due to the financial demands of Paul and his agent Mino Raiola, which the Ligue 1 outfit are willing to meet, and so provides them with the chance to get their man.
He has recently returned from an ongoing injury for the 20-time English champions and has registered one assist and one goal in his last three matches.
