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Juventus make clear stance on Paul Pogba exit as former Man United star turns 30

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Juventus have reportedly denied that there are any plans in place to terminate Paul Pogba's contract at the club following his latest injury setback.

Reports in Italy have speculated that the club are considering three options for the former Manchester United player's future, the most drastic of which was cutting ties completely.

The others were to renegotiate the wage that Pogba receives in light of these ongoing injury issues or to carry on as is in the hope his health returns.

The France international, who turned 30 years old today, has made just two appearances since re-joining the Italian giants during the summer after departing Old Trafford as a free agent.

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