Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus have agreed upon a £58 million transfer agreement involving Paul Pogba, according to a report.
Pogba has become one of the world's best young midfielders since leaving Manchester United in 2012.
Pogba has yet to agree to the transfer and it is still possible for Manchester City and Chelsea to get involved.
PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi met with Pogba and his representatives in Monte Carlo earlier this week, though no financial package for the player was agreed.
Al-Khelaifi confirmed on Tuesday he had spoken with Pogba but admitted they would face competition for his signature. He told the French media: “Why did I talk with Pogba? Because he’s a great talent, he’s French, from Paris even. That said all the big clubs want him.”
Juve sporting director Giuseppe Marotta responded following Wednesday night’s game with Fiorentina by saying: “It was an occasional meeting. They spoke about football. We don't want to sell Paul.”