Super agent Mino Raiola says he's "working in the shadows" as he refused to discuss the future of Paul Pogba.
The Manchester United midfielder has been heavily linked with a summer exit, having struggled to produce his best on a consistent basis at Old Trafford.
A return to Juventus has been mooted, with the Frenchman making his name in Turin.
Raiola was present at a meeting of the Lega Serie A on Thursday afternoon and as he left he was quizzed about a potential return to Italy for his client.
The agent responded: "Pogba must be left alone.
"When I speak people get nervous and don't sleep at night, so I won't speak anymore.
"I will do what I need to do but not in front of you, in the shadows as I always have."
Raiola caused a stir in December when he said that Pogba was unhappy at United and needed to move.
He declared: "He (Pogba) has a contract that will expire in a year and a half, in the summer of 2022, but the best solution for all parties is a transfer in the next (summer) window."
