Swap deal touted: Juventus duo linked in player exchange offer to Man Utd for Pogba

Man Utd could apparently be offered an exchange bundle of around £55m in addition to a player trade by Juventus for Paul Pogba this mid year.

The 27-year-old came back to Old Trafford in 2016, however he hasn't generally hit the statures expected of him as far as being a predictable and unequivocal figure for the Red Devils.

Pogba has been constrained to only eight appearances so far this season because of injury, and in his nonappearance, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men have stayed in conflict for a best four completion in the Premier League are still in the chase for the FA Cup and Europa League.

Combined with the appearance of Bruno Fernandes in January to include truly necessary quality, self-restraint and innovativeness in midfield which thusly has concurred with their upswing in structure, it apparently brings up issue stamps about whether Pogba is as yet an irreplaceable figure at Old Trafford.

As indicated by Tuttosport, as re-detailed by the Mirror, Juventus need to re-sign the midfield ace this late spring, and will supposedly put around £55m on the table, and are happy to incorporate one of Paulo Dybala or Miralem Pjanic in any offer.

The two players are without a doubt quality, experienced people, however for the reasons noted above after the marking of Fernandes, it is doubtlessly something that United should consider cautiously about whether the pieces fit for them in such an arrangement.

The touted £55m expense would assist them with reinforcing the crew if reinvested into it, yet Solskjaer should choose if he needs a conductor to play in a more profound midfield job as Pjanic does so well, or on the off chance that he requires an increasingly inventive player in the last third like Dybala to call the shots behind the frontman.

On the off chance that the United supervisor feels as if they're enough shrouded in those two divisions, at that point a swap bargain maybe doesn't bode well and they could rather request a full expense for Pogba, expecting that they're prepared to give the green light to a leave this late spring.