text: Juventus 'plan January swoop for Manchester United's Paul Pogba for £60m' | Daily Mail Online
  Juventus 'planning January swoop for Paul Pogba which could see him leave Manchester United for just £60m'
  Juventus are assessing move over securing a six-month loan deal in January
  Old Lady will then look to complete move with £60million summer swoop
  Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are also interested in midfielder
  However Manchester United are under commercial pressure to not sell star
  Published: 09:10 EDT, 27 October 2018 | Updated: 10:55 EDT, 27 October 2018
  Juventus are plotting to bring Paul Pogba back to the club and could make a move as soon as the January transfer window.
  Pogba has failed to consistently deliver top performances at Old Trafford since his world record £89million arrival from the Allianz Stadium in 2016 and is now assessing his future away from the club.
  Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are also among the clubs monitoring Pogba's situation who has fallen out with manager Jose Mourinho.
  Tuttosport are reporting that Juventus are weighing up a January loan swoop for Paul Pogba
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  The Italian champions, who signed Pogba for a nominal fee from United back in 2012, are now looking to test the Premier League outfit's resolve in the next transfer window.
  According to Italian daily Tuttosport, they are looking to bring Pogba back to the club on loan in January with a view to a permanent switch in the summer worth £60m.
  United could be tempted to cash in on the sum, but they would stand to lose £30m from their initial outlay.
  Paul Pogba has struggled to find his best form at Manchester United since arriving in 2016
  Pogba was part of a United side defeated 1-0 by Juventus midweek in the Champions League
  Juve would benefit from strengthening their side in a Champions League campaign where they have emerged as the new favourites to win the competition, with UEFA having relaxed the 'cup-tied' rule from this season.
  Should United refuse to do business in January, Juve may return with another bid in the summer and could sell full-back Alex Sandro in an attempt to fund a swoop which would come just a year after landing Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid for £100million.
  United are expected to command a big fee though for Pogba as Sportsmail understands United chiefs have considered potential replacements in terms of who could match his commercial value.
  Yet with little options in the market now, there is pressure to keep Pogba at the club regardless of his form and how he fits into the existing set-up at Old Trafford.