Paul Pogba 'open to long-term stay at Manchester United'

Paul Pogba can reportedly see a long-term future at Manchester United despite the constant speculation surrounding a potential move away from the club.

The France international's existing contract at Old Trafford is due to expire next June, and Paris Saint-Germain are allegedly keen to sign him in a £50m deal this summer.

However, according to Sky Sports News, the World Cup winner is open to the idea of signing a new long-term deal with the 20-time English champions.

The report claims that Pogba has been thrilled with Man United's business during this summer's transfer window, with Raphael Varane set to follow Jadon Sancho to the club.

The midfielder could allegedly decide against signing a contract extension this summer, but he would be prepared to revisit talks over a new deal during the 2021-22 campaign.

Pogba, who made four appearances for France at this summer's European Championships, could feature in Man United's final pre-season game against Everton on August 7.