Juventus can buy Paul Pogba back from Manchester United this summer - and for much less than the €105m he left Turin for 18 months ago.

With United boss Jose Mourinho benching the Frenchman amid reports of blazing rows between the pair, Pogba's future at Old Trafford is coming under intense scrutiny.

It's been suggested Mino Raiola has been sounding out interested clubs about a sensational departure from United - including Real Madrid. But it's now emerging Juve could snap up Pogba 'on the cheap' this summer.

L'Equipe says as part of the original transfer agreement, a clause was included which would allow Juve to sign Pogba for a much lesser fee than what they sold for - though for no less than €60m.

While the actual price remains murky, it's understood it is far less than Juve's record €90m they paid Napoli for Gonzalo Higuain in the summer of 2016.