Paul Pogba has received offers from Juventus, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain, according to reports, with the Manchester United midfielder currently mulling them over on holiday as he prepares to leave Old Trafford on a free transfer.
The superstar's underwhelming second spell with the Red Devils will officially come to an end later this month, and a number of elite clubs have wasted no time in contacting his representatives in the hope of snapping him up in a bargain deal.
Sky Sports have claimed Pogba has not yet made a decision, and that his next move will be solely 'football motivated'. The proposals have been described as 'attractive'.
He will choose one of the three sides during his break in the United States, and is believed to be aware that this is likely be the last big switch of his career.
The same outlet add that Pogba, 29, is keen to ensure he makes the 'right' transfer.
Sportsmail reported on the specifics of the package tabled by Juventus this week.
They are understood to have offered their former midfielder a three-year contract with a basic net salary worth around £135,000 a week, plus bonuses.
More talks between the player and the club are expected next week, meanwhile.
The Old Lady signed Pogba, also on a free, in 2012 after he failed to agree terms at Old Trafford - before United returned to bring him back for an £89million fee.
Now, however, he will walk away for a second time, and United will bank nothing.
His proposed salary would put in the highest bracket of earners at United, and they are likely to feel it represents value for money as they are not paying a transfer figure.
Pogba is also believed to be keen to work with his former coach Massimiliano Allegri.
Reports have said that lawyer Rafaela Pimenta, who has taken over as the World Cup winner's agent after Mino Raiola's death, will travel to Turin in the coming weeks.
Talks may see the deal officially completed, although Juventus face competition.
The club are understood to be confident over signing Pogba, but PSG remain in the running. Madrid have previously kept tabs on him, and have rekindled their interest.
Juventus stopper Wojciech Szczesny is delighted by the prospect of Pogba's return.
Szczesny, as reported by The Sun, said: 'I'd be delighted to see that happen.
'He did brilliantly in his previous time at Juventus so he would be a great addition to the squad.
'He is a player with good calibre and experience and he has good memories from Turin.'
There are suggestions an announcement could be tied into the release of the Amazon Prime film on Pogba, entitled 'The Pogumenary', on June 17.
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we don't need him pls