Pavel Nedved: PSG have made an offer for Paul Pogba

The Bianconeri director was quoted in the French newspaper this morning.

“Yes, we have received an offer from Paris Saint-Germain for Paul,” Nedved told Le Parisien.

“But they are not the only club to want him. Real Madrid and Barcelona are also interested in the player.”

Pogba is believed to be worth between €80m and €100m with the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United also in the bidding war.

PSG director of sport Olivier Letang quickly moved to deny Nedved’s claim that a formal proposal had already been sent to Juventus.

French radio station RMC had suggested over the last few days that Pogba had met with PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi in Monaco.

Juventus will play Monaco in the Champions League quarter-finals next month.

OUR VIEW: There is little reason to doubt that PSG might be interested in Pogba, but there is a chance that Nedved is overstating the stage of discussions in order to bring Real Madrid and Barcelona into a bidding war. If, as looks likely, Pogba and his agent have decided it is time for another move, then Juventus owe it to themselves to make sure that they get the highest possible fee for him. Pogba would represent an upgrade on Marco Verratti, Blaise Matuidi and Thiago Motta, and unless they elect to go back in for Angel Di Maria, Pogba is the obvious choice to improve their squad. Given the poor performance of English teams in Europe this season, Real Madrid, Barcelona and PSG are the most attractive clubs on offer this summer for any player.

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