Manchester United have slapped a £120million price tag on Paul Pogba ahead of the summer transfer window opening.
The France international has been linked with a move to Real Madrid in recent weeks amid claims he wants out at Old Trafford.
Pogba's agent Mino Raiola has been ramping up the interest in his client, making it clear he is confident the midfielder will be on the move in a few months time.
Manchester United were initially against the idea of selling the talented World Cup winner, who set them back a whopping £89million in 2016.
But the Red Devils are warming to the idea of parting company with their prized asset - if their £120million valuation is met.
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Pogba's application - alongside the work rate of a number of other Man United players - has been criticised in recent weeks.
After Pogba promised a response to the Everton defeat on Sky Sports, Roy Keane hit back at him from the studio.
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"I wouldn't believe a word he says," said Keane. "There's no meaning, no meaning behind it. I don't even think he believed what he was saying there. He is a big problem, no doubt about it.
"You've got to run back when you're defending. He said it got a bit heated after the game against Everton; I heard they were actually throwing their hair gel at each other."
