PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN have reportedly offered Paul Pogba a contract as he looks set to quit Manchester United this summer.
Pogba's deal with United concludes at the end of the season, and it doesn't seem likely that he'll sign an extension.
The French midfielder has had a turbulent spell with the Red Devils and recently expressed his upset over winning just two trophies in five years.
Those bits of silverware were the League Cup and Europa League under Jose Mourinho in 2017.
It's set to be another barren season for United and Pogba as they were dumped out of the Champions League by Atletico Madrid last month.
And according to , the Parisiens have approached Pogba with a deal to lure him back to his homeland.
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If the 30-year-old agrees terms with the Ligue 1 side, they'll acquire the midfield talisman on a free transfer.
The report also states that PSG have offered Pogba a lower contract offer than the £500,000-a-week United presented him with in January, as SunSport exclusively revealed.
And the French juggernauts may be in luck as Pogba recently admitted he's open to joining them.
When asked about a possible PSG transfer by French outlet Le Figaro, Pogba said: "Why not? It’s always nice to play with your teammates in the national team and club."
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However, it's thought that Pogba prefers a return to old club Juventus.
But the Italian giants might not be able to afford his wages, leaving PSG in pole position to land the maverick.
But Pogba could be denied the chance to link up with international team-mate Kylian Mbappe who admitted to his compatriot that he was fed up with life in Paris in a recent rendevous between the pair.