Juventus aim to tempt Man Utd over Pogba transfer swap with Ramsey, Rabiot or Pjanic as part of deal
JUVENTUS will offer Manchester United Aaron Ramsey, Miralem Pjanic or Adrien Rabiot as part of a swap deal for Paul Pogba, according to reports.
The Serie A champions are desperate to land the Frenchman and hope to offload some of their surplus stars in the process.
World Cup winner Pogba, 26, looks increasingly likely to leave Old Trafford after an injury-hit campaign.
And Juve will try use the trio as bait according to Italian outlet .
Ramsey and Rabiot only joined Juventus last summer on free transfers from Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain respectively.
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But neither has been able to secure a regular spot in the Maurizio Sarri’s starting XI and appear free to leave.
United tried to sign midfielder Rabiot when he quit PSG and the 24-year-old could be seen as an easy replacement for Pogba in the Red Devils’ midfield.
Pjanic has been on Juve's books since his move from Roma in July 2016 and despite managing 32 appearances in all competitions this season, the Italian giants are are still willing to part ways.
It recently emerged Ramsey would be available for transfer following an injury-ravaged first season in Italy.
And the Welsh international’s Premier League experience may prove to be tempting for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as he looks to rebuild his United squad with a British backbone.
Earlier this week, Ed Woodward warned fans big money signings are unlikely this summer given the financial impact of coronavirus so the player only exchange might be appealing to the club.
Both Barcelona and Real Madrid have also been linked with Pogba, but TuttoSport say his preference is a comeback at Juve.
Pjanic, 29, has established himself as one of the top midfielders in Europe since joining the Old Lady.
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The Bosnian international started his career in France as he rose through the Metz academy and into their first team in 2007, before joining Lyon in 2008.
But he has suffered a decline in form this season - chipping in with just three goals and four assists.
The 2014 Bosnian Footballer of the Year is currently contracted to Juve until 2023 having penned a five-year extension in 2018.
