Chelsea warned over future fee for Man United and Man City target Paul Pogba

Paul Pogba will cost even more next summer

JUVENTUS have warned potential suitors that Paul Pogba will cost even more than £73million next summer.

 

Chelsea were ready to pay Juve's valuation this summer, but baulked at his wage demands.

Manchester United and Manchester City had also registered interest in the France midfielder, but Chelsea were the last side to give up on a deal.

 

The Blues had attempted to rectify their sluggish start to the new campaign with a late splurge for Pogba and Everton's John Stones.

But ended up signing Senegal defender Papy Djilobodji from Nantes.

And Jose Mourinho has been warned any future deal for Pogba will cost them even more than it would have this summer due to the increasing riches of the Premier League.

 

Juventus director general Giuseppe Marotta said: "We decided to keep Pogba despite significant offers from foreign clubs. In future, he will be worth over €100 million.

“I’ve noticed how the Premier League has become richer, and we’ve seen clubs buying players for what would have been crazy prices until recently, but are very normal today.

“If Pogba continues his performance of last season, I think next year, €100 million will not suffice.”