Every big club wants Paul Pogba. Will Juventus sell him?

Last summer was littered with rumors of Paul Pogba’s sale. Juventus repeatedly said he was not for sale at any price, and they stayed true to their word. But this time around, the bids might come in bigger and earlier.

It appears that Pogba is Real Madrid’s biggest target, while Barcelona need to start thinking about life after Andres Iniesta, as well. Manchester United don’t have Champions League soccer and didn’t rate him enough as an 18-year-old to make him feel valued, but they’re apparently willing to spend big to bring him back.

Notably, Juventus were sellers last year. They let Andrea Pirlo, Arturo Vidal and Carlos Tevez go, so it made sense that their fourth superstar didn’t have a price. This year, no big stars are obviously on the way out, while Juve look like they’re spending big on Miralem Pjanic. So, when Beppe Marotta says Pogba isn’t for sale, it’s a bit harder to take him on his word than it was last year.

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