Paul Pogba “subject to a £ 70 million offer by Real Madrid but Solskjaer wants to build the midfield around him”

Paul Pogba will be the subject of a £ 70 million offer from Real Madrid, but Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskajer wants to build the club’s midfield around him, according to reports.

Zinedine Zidane’s men reportedly came close to signing last summer, 27, but chose to stay at Old Trafford.

But The Daily Mirror claims that the France midfielder, who has made only eight appearances at Man United throughout the season due to ankle problems this season, has now informed the club that he would like to move to Santiago Bernabeu this summer.

Paul Pogba will reportedly be the subject of a £ 70 million offer from Real Madrid this summer

The Manchester United midfielder reportedly told the club he wants to join Madrid

The reported fee is also much lower than the £ 89.3 million Manchester United paid its former Juventus club for its services in 2016.

The Serie A team and Paris Saint-Germain are also said to be monitoring the situation, but the Ligue 1 team reportedly forgoes that the 27-year-old will join Madrid before next season.

However, the same outlet claims that United boss Solskjaer plans to fit him in the future at Old Trafford by telling the World Cup winner that he wants him to form a midfield partnership with Bruno Fernandes when football resumes after the coronavirus pandemic.

Solskjaer is said to be excited at the prospect of a hub in the midfield of French and Portuguese Fernandes behind Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial, with Scott McTominay also in one of two possession roles.

But United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has plans to make him part of the club’s future.

The report claims that the Norwegian told Pogba that he will return to the first-team fold as soon as the Premier League action begins again, with the star reportedly ready and focused to leave his injury issues behind.

But United’s hierarchy reportedly believes it has regained its focus after reevaluating the transfer situation, with traditional high-spending clubs that will be heavily affected by the coronavirus crisis, and therefore unlikely to be able to afford a transfer fee of £ 100 million or your £ 290,000 per Weekly Wages.

Pogba has an option to extend his contract until 2022, but his current deal runs out next summer and he will reportedly not be signing an extension regardless of the terms raised by United.

The Norwegian wants to associate with Pogba with January by signing Bruno Fernandes on an axis