MANCHESTER UNITED are planning to offer Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba £155,000-a-week in order to lure him to Old Trafford.
The France international has seen his stock rapidly rise since joining Juventus from United on a free transfer in 2012.
Pogba's form in Italy has caught the attention of Barcelona, Chelsea, Manchester City and Real Madrid but Red Devils boss Louis van Gaal is keen to bring him back.
Last October, the 22-year-old penned a new Juventus deal until 2019 worth £70,000-a-week but reports in Italy suggest United chiefs are ready to blow that contract out of the water and hand him £155,000-a-week to sign in the summer.
The Serie A side's boss Massimo Allegri recently admitted the club will struggle to hold on to their £75m-rated midfielder.
Allegri said: "Everything in life has a price, unfortunately. I don't think it is a problem we need to consider right now.
"It is difficult to replace world class players, but it can be done, as football goes on.
"Having said that, Pogba is only 21 years old, has a good 10-15 years ahead of him and more importantly has the qualities to do much better than he is now.
"To win games you need great players, otherwise there wouldn't be players that clubs pay €100m for. As with every profession, there are levels."
Old Lady legend Alessandro Del Piero also believes Pogba won't stick around in Turin for much longer.
Del Piero said: "Pogba is turning out to be a player who has a great future ahead of him.
"It is obvious that he will cost a lot and it is also normal that people want him at their clubs.
"The leaders know what to do, but in situations like this it is difficult for them to keep a player like him at the club."