Paul Pogba has said ‘The French national team is a breath of fresh air,’ can Juventus re-sign their former midfielder?

The ex-Juve player has been heavily linked with a return to the Allianz Stadium over the last few years.

According to Fabrizio Romano, “without Coronavirus, today Pogba would be a Juventus player,” but how many chances do the Old Lady have to sign the Frenchman?

The Red Devils have recently triggered a one-year contract extension that will see his current agreement with the Red Devils expire in June 2022.

Mino Raiola has announced that Juventus and Manchester United have still not agreed a deal for Paul Pogba.

Reports in Italian and English media on Thursday and Friday suggested an agreement between the clubs had been reached, with the French midfielder set to travel to England tomorrow for a medical.

However, the super-agent has delivered yet another twist in the saga by taking to social media to confirm that the deal has not yet been finalised.

“No deal done between clubs,” Raiola wrote on his Twitter account.

It is reported that Juventus and Manchester United are close to agreeing a deal for Paul Pogba to join the English club.

Italian media outlet Sky Sport say that the Red Devils will pay the Old Lady a world record fee of €110m plus add-ons, with a formal agreement set to be struck within the next 48 hours.

It had been speculated that the deal was being held up by the fact neither club wanted to pay a reported €20m to super-agent Mino Raiola for his role in brokering the transfer.

Talks were held this afternoon between Juventus CEO Beppe Marotta and Paul Pogba’s agent Mino Raiola.

The French midfielder has been heavily linked with a world record transfer to Manchester United this summer, with the Premier League side willing to pay in excess of €110m to secure his services.

However, while various media outlets claim a fee has been agreed between the clubs, Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio says certain details still need to be ironed out in order to satisfy all parties.

Juventus CEO Beppe Marotta has confirmed the club have signed Gonzalo Higuain and also passed comment on Paul Pogba.

The 59-year-old was speaking briefly to journalists outside the Lega Calcio headquarters, where he earlier deposited the Argentine forward’s contract details to Italian football’s governing body.

“We have deposited Gonzalo Higuain’s contract,” Marotta confirmed. “We have done everything.”

Higuain has joined the Bianconeri in a €94m deal, having signed a four-year deal at Juventus Stadium.

Juventus Coach Max Allegri has refused to be drawn on midfielder Paul Pogba’s future at the Serie A champions.

In the wake of his team’s 2-1 pre-season friendly victory over Tottenham Hotspur at the MCG, the Bianconeri boss was questioned about heavy speculation linking the French star with a world record transfer to Manchester United.

“It’s an issue I don’t want to talk about,” Allegri said at the Press conference in Melbourne, Australia.

Zinedine Zidane claims Juventus want to keep Alvaro Morata, Paul Pogba is admired by Real Madrid and Paulo Dybala is proving a fitting heir to his and Andrea Pirlo’s No 21.

Zidane was speaking at the opening of his ‘Z5’ football academy in Turin on Wednesday, where he also revealed he saw himself returning to Juve one day as a Coach.

“[Alvaro Morata] has grown a lot in Italy, where he’s played hard and well,” he continued.

Juventus will be able to count on their starting midfield trio of Paul Pogba, Sami Khedira and Claudio Marchisio against Inter.

The succession of injuries in the Bianconeri's midfield kept Coach Max Allegri from ever fielding all of his stars simultaneously.

According to Sport Mediaset, the 'Magnificent Three' should all be available for this Sunday's Derby d'Italia, the potentially decisive match against Inter.

Paul Pogba's ankle sprain was examined by the Juventus doctors, who declare: 'He'll be back in about seven days'.

The star of the Bianconeri midfield had to pull out of international duty due to injury, but should be back in time for the game against Inter on October 18.

“Paul Pogba came back to Vinovo yesterday evening, having suffered a sprain to his right ankle,” reads an official statement on the club's site.