According to the newspaper The Sun, the two clubs Manchester United and Juventus have agreed on the basic transfer fee of Paul Pogba. However, they still have issues related to the representative of the player (Mino Raiola).
In those days, Manchester United and Juventus are still negotiating the deal in Paul Pogba (shooting coach Allegri has confirmed this information). According to the Sun, as of this moment, basically, the two sides agreed a transfer fee for the French midfielder.
Pogba has yet to be MU
Pogba has yet to be MU
Accordingly, to own Paul Pogba, Manchester United will spend 95 million pounds to Juventus. If adding the sub-clause (Juve get money based on the achievement of Pogba), that number may be increased to 105 million pounds.
With the transfer fee, of course Paul Pogba will pass Gareth Bale to become the most expensive player in the world. However, there is still a cause of MU can not finish closing the case, which is charged for Paul Pogba's agent, Mino Raiola super stork.
Under the agreement, Mino Raiola super stork will receive 20% of the transfer fee of Paul Pogba (20 million pounds). This figure is equivalent to the amount received in case Jorge Mendes Jonathan Barnett in service C.Ronaldo or Gareth Bale.
However, the problem is that, both Manchester United and Juventus are "push" pay this much money for Mino Raiola super stork. In the context of the time "Summer Fair" is still quite long (more than 1 month), both clubs are "liver competition" in this case.
MU believes that Juventus needed money to finish Higuain (79 million pounds), so they have to make concessions. Meanwhile, the Italians believe that MU "forced" to recruit Paul Pogba this summer.
So, the next time, both clubs will have to find a common voice (can each pay half) to offer Paul Pogba completed.
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