Juve chief executive Giuseppe
Marotta has said the club is yet to receive any official offer for Paul Pogba.
Manchester United and Real Madrid have been linked with a move for the midfielder, with his agent Raiola confirming that talks are ongoing about the player's future.
José Mourinho is keen on strengthen the United midfield, and bringing back Paul Pogba to United would be one of the best move he can make.
Real Madrid with the French connection between Pogba and manager Zidane are believed to be favorite to sign the player.
Juve have however confirmed that no official offers have been made yet for Pogba.
"We have not received any offers,” Marotta said.
"He is a fundamental and indispensable player for the present and future of Juventus."
The player's current deal with the Italian champions run till 2019, and it's been widely reported that Juve will demand a record transfer fee for their midfield ace.
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