Juventus starts talks to dismiss Paul Pogba from Man Utd

Juventus have begun talks to sign Manchester United's Paul Pogba again, according to reports in Italy.

United's Pogba formation improved after José Mourinho was replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in September, but the midfield performances plummeted.

The winner of the French World Cup would like to leave Old Trafford this summer and is wanted by Zinedine Zidane as part of the reconstruction of his staff at Real Madrid.

But Sky Sport Italia reports that Juve's sports director Fabio Paratici has approached Pogba's agents Mino Raiola and United to discuss a potential deal.

United would have claimed more than the £ 89 million paid to sign a new Pogba registration since Juve in August 2016.

It is also believed that Serie A champions are considering including some of their players in the contract.

Paulo Dybala and Joao Cancelo have both been strongly linked to the move to United in recent months.

Pogba initially joined Juventus from United for a £ 1.5m deal in 2012 and won four Serie A titles during that period in Turin.