Paul Pogba's relationship with Manchester United has reportedly changed, and there is a good chance the Frenchman will pen a new deal.
Pogba has entered the final year of his contract at Old Trafford, but United do have the option of extending this by another season.
Up until now it was assumed that Pogba would either be sold this summer or allow his contract to wind down at United.
The World Cup winner has been in and out of favour at Old Trafford re-since signing for the club in a then world record £89million transfer back in 2016.
But things have changed in recent months, with the Frenchman now a key part of United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
According to Fabrizio Romano, talking on the Stretford Paddock Tier 1 Podcast, Pogba may even look to sign a new deal to stay at United.
Pogba spent much of last season out injured as United looked a long way short of qualifying for the Champions League.
But the signing of Bruno Fernandes rejuvenated the Frenchman, and the Red Devils finished as high as third in the Premier League.
Manchester United's season isn't over yet though as they are still in with a chance of winning the Europa League in Germany.
Solskjaer's Red Devils take on Sevilla on Sunday, with victory setting up a final clash against either Inter Milan or Shakhtar Donetsk.
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