Paul Pogba's move to Manchester United stalling over agent's fee
Paul Pogba's move to
Manchester United is stalling over a stand-off regarding who pays his
agent's fee, according to Sky in Italy.
The France midfielder is understood to be in advanced talks
with Jose Mourinho's side about a return to Old Trafford, four years
after he left to play in Serie A.While agreement on his personal terms has been reached, neither United nor Pogba's current club Juventus seem willing to pay the 20m euros fee Pogba's agent Mino Raiola wants for brokering the deal.
Reporter Valentina Fass told Sky Sports News HQ's Transfer Centre: "Paul Pogba is really in advanced talks with Manchester United.
"The main problem is the amount that the two clubs have to exchange because of the agent's fee.
"The agent himself was in Miami with the player. Pogba is still on holiday at the moment and should meet up with the Juventus team at the beginning of August.
"Raiola went to Miami to discuss further the issues because it is understood the fee for him should be really high, something around 20m euros just for the agent.
"Manchester United, at the moment, doesn't want to seem to pay that amount of money when it's already spending 110m euros for the player."
Mourinho has already acted decisively in the market this summer, moving to bring in Eric Bailly from Villarreal, striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Borussia Dortmund midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
Among those linked with a switch to the former Premier League champions as an alternative is Blaise Matuidi, currently at Paris St-Germain.
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