​Report: Pogba's agent, Juventus to talk about transfer after Euros

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Paul Pogba's future could be decided in the days and weeks after Euro 2016.

The France international's agent, Mino Raiola, will meet with Juventus representatives to inquire about an exit strategy this summer to pave the way for a move to either Manchester United or Real Madrid, Fabrizio Romano of the Guardian reports.

The Italian side will reportedly dismiss offers worth as much as €100 million, but could be tempted to sell the 23-year-old if either United or Real is willing to raise the offer to €120 million. It's a figure Manchester United may have already decided to pay.

Sky Sports reports that United's chief executive Ed Woodward has been involved in negotiations over the last two days over a world-record transfer fee that would bring Pogba back to Old Trafford.

The conversation, however, likely won't progress into anything serious until after Euro 2016, as Pogba attempts to help France win its third continental title.

United could be in pole position to sign the gifted playmaker ahead of Real Madrid, considering Woodward has already brokered deals with Raiola and his clients this summer with the signings of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Henrik Mkhitaryan.