Transfer update: 'Juventus want Pogba to join Ronaldo in Italy'

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Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba's reportedly strained relation with manager Jose Mourinho may come to an end sooner than later in the upcoming January transfer window.

Italian giants Juventus have readied a €80 million bid to land the Frenchman in January from Manchester United.

The midfielder, who won the World Cup with France this year, if agrees to the move, will join Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus to further strengthen the Italian club's ranks.

Earlier, Pogba was linked to a move to Spanish club Barcelona but the deal didn't work out, however, Juventus maybe getting their hands on him since the midfielder isn't on nice terms with Mourinho.

Meanwhile, United haven't won anything major since legendary manager Alex Ferguson's departure, so Pogba's move may also be inspired by a lack of trophies with United.

According to Tuttosport, the Italian champions want the midfielder back in their squad next month, but a failure may result in them directing their attention towards Real Madrid midfielder Isco.