Pogba has to hand in transfer request to join Real, Allegri and Pochettino to swap jobs

Real Madrid tell Paul Pogba to quit, while Spurs line up Max Allegri as Pochettino's replacement.

Manchester Untied midfielder must hand in a transfer request in order to get his move to Real Madrid, according to the Sun. The newspaper claims that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is prepared to sell Pogba for £120 million in order to kickstart his rebuilding of the club, but Ed Woodward still wants to keep hold of him. Zinedine Zidane recognises it might be awkward for him to find a way out of the club, so Pogba will need to hand in a transfer request.

Meanwhile, The Express reported on Saturday that Mauricio Pochettino was wanted by Juventus, who need a new manager next season, but have now moved the story on. They claim that Spurs are preparing for the Argentine coach to leave, but will make a move for Max Allegri, the coach who has been shown the door by the Italian champions. The move depends on Daniel Levy offering the Italian plenty of funds in the transfer window.