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Juventus are interested in a double swoop which would see them bring Paul Pogba back from Manchester United and also get their hands on the French midfielder's compatriot Anthony Martial.

Pogba is out of contract in the summer, having joined United from Juve in a deal worth £89.3m back in 2016. He is not expected to extend his stay in Manchester, with Juve one of a number of clubs in the mix alongside at least two Premier League clubs.

Martial has also been linked with a permanent exit, having already shown what he can do while on loan at Sevilla. Juve were linked with the former Monaco man in January, but a deal failed to materialise, with director Maurizio Arrivabene suggesting it wasn't feasible for them to complete a move without "a discount" from the English side.

According to La Stampa (via Calciomercato/ Sport Witness ), Juve are interested in bringing Martial to the Allianz Stadium on loan with an option to buy. His current loan in Spain does not carry such an option.

Martial is under contract at Old Trafford until 2024, but had been on the fringes of the first team before joining Sevilla for the remainder of the campaign. He scored on his Europa League debut for Julen Lopetegui's side, helping them eliminate Dinamo Zagreb from the competition, but has not scored since. Reports this week in Spain