Real Madrid have released a statement denying that they have made a bid for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba.
The Merengues were responding to claims from newspaper La Stampa today that they were willing to pay Pogba €10m a year over five seasons, making him one of the club’s biggest earners.
However, Madrid have sought to dampen the rumours by releasing an official club statement in response.
Real Madrid have released a statement denying that they have made a bid for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba.
The Merengues were responding to claims from newspaper La Stampa today that they were willing to pay Pogba €10m a year over five seasons, making him one of the club’s biggest earners.
However, Madrid have sought to dampen the rumours by releasing an official club statement in response.
"Following the reports published in the Italian newspaper “La Stampa” concerning an alleged offer from Real Madrid for the player Paul Pogba, the club wishes to state the following," read the statement.
"Real Madrid have had no contact either with Juventus or the player’s agent and, as a consequence, the reports published in this newspaper are completely false".