Former Juventus chief Luciano Moggi says they can emerge stronger from Paul Pogba's imminent move to Manchester United.

Moggi insists Juve must accept United's world record bid for the Frenchman.

"If I worked at the club, I would not hesitate for a second," he told Radio Crc. "I would sell Pogba without thinking about it and immediately bring in Gonzalo Higuaín.

"Then I would go to Porto and get Héctor Herrera as a successor. Put him in the spot of Pogba and there is no one who can tell the difference."

"Higuaín is far more decisive than Pogba," Moggi continued. "With him in the team, the opportunity to win the Champions League improves. But to be honest, I do not see Higuaín leaving Napoli."