Man United want £150m from Real Madrid for Paul Pogba – report

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Manchester United won’t sell Paul Pogba this summer unless Real Madrid make an offer in the region of £150m, according to a report in England.

The Daily Mirror is reporting that the Red Devils are ready to dig their heels in and refuse to sell the World Cup winner this summer unless their valuation is met.

The same article states that Real Madrid are the frontrunners to sign the France international as Zinedine Zidane looks to improve his los Blancos squad.

According to the same story, the La Liga side are preparing a £135m bid for the Manchester United record signing but that offer will still fall short of the English club’s valuation.

The Daily Mirror report goes on to add that Manchester United’s demands could deny Pogba a move to the Spanish capital, where he could work under his compatriot Zidane.

The report adds that Manchester United believe they’re in a strong position given that Pogba has two years left to run on his current deal with an option for an extra season.

The 26-year-old has been disappointing since his return to Manchester United from Juventus in a club record £89m deal in the 2016 summer transfer window.

Pogba has only won the League Cup and the Europa League with United.

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