Juventus has reportedly offered Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba a three-year contract.
Pogba joined United for £80 million from Juventus in 2016, setting a club record at the time. However, things have not gone as planned, and the player is set to leave with just two months left on his current contract.
Pogba’s return to the Allianz Stadium looks imminent, according to Goal, despite his pay demands remaining a potential stumbling block.
Returning to Juve, where he formerly played before coming to United for a second time, appears to be one of his most likely future alternatives, and the Italian giants have now made an official offer to the player.
According to the publication, Juventus would pay Pogba an annual salary of €7.5 million (£6.3 million/$7.9 million) plus a slew of bonuses.
However, Pogba is said to have requested €11 million (£9.3 million/$11.6 million), creating a stumbling block between the player and the club over final wage packages.