Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba has pledged his future to the Serie A club after renewed links with Paris Saint Germain, Chelsea and Real Madrid.
The 20-year-old is being tracked by clubs from all over Europe, even more so since Juventus president Andrea Agnelli admitted his club would be hard pushed to turn down a lucrative offer for the France international.
Such a bid may be somewhere in the region of 50 million euros, a substantial profit for a player they took on a free transfer from Manchester United little over a year ago, yet an affordable price for some of EuropeÔÇÖs most heavily bankrolled clubs.
PSG belong in that bracket, but Pogba is not going to be drawn on a rumoured return to his Ile-de-France roots.
ÔÇ£I donÔÇÖt know anything about PSG,ÔÇØ he told Le Parisien. ÔÇ£Like IÔÇÖve said, IÔÇÖm happy with Juve. IÔÇÖm not concerned that Juve have spoken about selling me, but when IÔÇÖm with the France national team.
Pogba still has two-and-a-half years left to run on a contract which was drawn up before his emergence as a key player for the BianconeriÔÇÖs. Although he is not one of the clubÔÇÖs biggest earners, that could be about to change.
Meanwhile, Fabio Quagliarella has been ruled out for around three weeks with an adductor injury.