Real Madrid ready to offer Man Utd £68.5m in player-plus-cash deal for Paul Pogba

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Real Madrid are preparing a mega bid for Paul Pogba which includes their out of favour playmaker as they test Man Utd once again
Realmadrid are ready to continue their pursuit of Paul Pogba after several failed attempts in the summer.
But the English club held firm on their stance that the World Cup winner wasn't for sale.
Madrid are now ready to test their resolve once again with a cash plus player offer including Spanish playmaker Isco, according to Spanish publication 

The 27-year-old has made just seven appearances this term as he struggles to fit into Zinedine Zidane's plans.
United slapped a price tag on their record signing that exceeded £100m and that proved an issue with Los Blancos investing heavily last summer.
Those new signings haven't made the impact Zidane had hoped for, but the club are ready to go again with £68.5m in cash and Isco.
Those new signings haven't made the impact Zidane had hoped for, but the club are ready to go again with £68.5m in cash and Isco.

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