Manchester United have told Paul Pogba he can leave the club as long as Real Madrid agree to pay £130million, according to reports.
Super agent Mino Raiola is trying to orchestrate a multi-million pound move away for his client, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer already on the hunt for replacements.
Before the Norwegian replaced Jose Mourinho towards the end of 2018, it is understood the 26-year-old was planning a move away after a falling out with the Portuguese.
But, since Solskjaer took charge, Pogba has been in sparkling form for the Red Devils and seemed ready to commit his long-term future to the club.
Rumours of the relationship between the pair deteriorating began to gather pace, with Pogba on record saying it would be a ‘dream’ to play for Real Madrid.
And it seems his current club are ready to grant his wish and cut their losses on the World Cup winner.
According to Marca, Raiola has been told he can agree a move to the Bernabeu this summer, but only if Los Blancos fork out £130million.
When United brought the midfielder back to the Premier League from Juventus in 2016, it cost Mourinho a world record £89million.
With the extra £30million from Madrid, Solskjaer would look to fill the void instantly and has already reportedly begun to eye up potential replacements.
Scouts watched Sporting Lisbon ace Bruno Fernandes score his 28th goal of the season on Saturday.
And the club have reportedly enquired about Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, who almost moved to Old Trafford in an £80million deal last summer.
And United chiefs are reportedly considering offering Christian Eriksen three times as much money to leave Tottenham Hotspur in the summer.