It would be fair to say that most, if not all, of Europe's biggest sides are chasing the signature of Juventus midfielder . Most recently, Real Madrid's name has been tied to the Frenchman's, but Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain -- and, no doubt, countless more clubs -- have also been rumoured to be chasing the 22-year-old.
Now, though, former Juve star Pavel Nedved has told that Barcelona can be added to that list. The former Czech Republic international was quoted as saying: "We know that Barcelona and other great clubs want him, but he has a contract with us."
Of course, expect the Pogba story to rattle on long into the summer months.
While injuries have plagued Manchester City's strike force, has been stuck in some sort of purgatory between the treatment table and the stands. Despite beginning the season like a house on fire, the Montenegrin has started just four games for Manchester City since the turn of the year.
Oh, and he suffered the ignominy of being dropped from the club's Champions League squad in favour of new signing Wilfried Bony.
So, it should come as little surprise, then, that the striker is rumoured to be on his way out -- despite . According to the , former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is interested in bringing Jovetic to Inter Milan.
The two clubs reportedly have entered into negotiations, with Inter hopeful of securing a loan with an option to buy. The sticking point, reports the Mirror, is that City are only interested in selling the player outright.
Tottenham Hotspur are so desperate to get off their books that they're willing to pay a percentage of his wages while the striker plays for another club.
The reports that the Togolese star, whose contract is set to expire in 2016, is unwilling to move anywhere unless his current £100,000-a-week wage is met and -- not surprisingly -- no club so far has been willing to match it.
Time will tell if this new incentive will finally convince a club (we're looking at you, West Ham) to take a punt on the mercurial 31-year-old.
- has that he is not "a money-grabbing 20-year-old" after turning down a £100,000-a-week contract extension from Liverpool. Arsenal appear to be ready to pounce.
- Wolfsburg's Nicklas Bendtner experiment has not worked out this season, so they intend to replace the Dane with , and sometime Real Madrid (but owned by Manchester United!), player . That's in the .
- The says that Man United are planning to sign in a bid to 'soothe' their pain of missing out on another Dutch flyer -- Arjen Robben -- in 2004.
- Arsenal's chances of signing have -- according to -- sky-rocketed after the 19-year-old turned down a new offer at Valencia.
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