Paul Pogba is used to all eyes being on him.
The Manchester United midfielder craves the spotlight and he is in the middle of the biggest transfer story of the summer.
Pogba has made no secret of his desire to leave Old Trafford and his A-list agent Mino Raiola doubled down by reaffirming his client's desire for a fresh challenge.
But the player and United appear to have reached a truce.
Marca report Pogba agreed to travel with his team-mates for their pre-season tour in Australia after the Old Trafford hierarchy reached out to him by offering him an olive branch.
The Spanish publication claim the Red Devils have asked for time to find his successor before they sanction a move elsewhere.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer knows a replacement is needed for the £89million man with Juventus and Real Madrid still in play to land him this summer.
Sean Longstaff from Newcastle is on the the manager's wishlist but a former target is also back on the radar.
United are now reportedly considering a move for Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
According to Sport Mediaset , the Lazio player is a target for the Red Devils.
The Italian club’s sporting director, Igli Tare, is said to have flown to Manchester to speak with the club about a potential move.
The highly rated 24-year-old would have cost around €120m last summer but after a less impressive season he could cost as little as €80m.
Scotland international Scott McTominay is expected to get an extended chance this season as Solskjaer targets a more British-centric approach.
And that has been highlighted with the signing of Aaron-Wan Bissaka from Crystal Palace and the arrival of Daniel James from Swansea.
