Juventus are refusing to give up in their pursuit to re-sign Paul Pogba from Manchester United, according to reports.
The 26-year-old midfielder became United's record signing in the summer of 2016 after a four-year spell in Serie A.
Pogba came through the youth system at Old Trafford but grew frustrated by a lack of first-team opportunities under Sir Alex Ferguson and joined Juventus for a fee in the region of £1.5 million in 2012.
The France international has still to reach the heights expected of him during his second spell at United and his future at the club was plunged into doubt during last month's international break after he admitted it would be 'a dream' to play under Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane.
Zidane fuelled rumours of a summer move for Pogba by effectively opening the doors for a move for his compatriot.
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"If when his experience at United is over and he wants to come why would he not come to Madrid?" he said. "I like Pogba a lot.
"That is not something new. I know him personally, he's different and he gives you something different that very few players can offer."
Juventus are also said to be keen on a move for the World Cup winner and the Daily Mail claim the Italian champions had three bids rejected by United for the midfielder's services last summer.
The Bianconeri are said to be resolute in their determination to add Pogba to their ranks, following last summer's acquisition of Cristiano Ronaldo from the Santiago Bernabéu.
