Juventus will ask for Kroos if Real go to sign Pogba

Juventus will ask for Kroos if Real go to sign Pogba

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According to Spanish radio Radio Marca, the Italian champion Juventus will ask for Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos if Los Blancos go to sign their key player, Paul Pogba.

Juventus’ plan is clear: they don’t want to sell Pogba. That’s why Juventus demand €120 million for French midfielder and Toni Kroos, according to Radio Marca. A historical figure plus one of the key players of Real, because Pogba would leave Serie A only to sign for Real Madrid.

It is known Pogba is an express request of Zidane. He has also said in public Juventus midfielder is a “fantastic player” on several ocassions and he has said today “everybody wants Pogba”. He was the one who brought Varane and who recommended Hazard when the Belgian forward wasn’t yet Chelsea player.

Juventus consider German midfielder would be a good substitute in the event that Pogba sign for Real. Many real fans were saying the best Kroos was seen first three months since he arrived, when Ancelotti was the Real coach. His end of season 2014/15 and at first of this season disappoint them but the end of this season has been brilliant, being decisive to win the Champions.

But we must remember Real bought Kroos for €25 million. His contract lasts until 2020 and according to Transfermarkt, he’s valued for €50 million, so if Real accept Pogba-Kroos transfer, they will require a much lower price.

Anyway, their prices would change because of the EURO. Both are favorites to win the title. In fact, in all bookmakers like Bwin, France is the most favorite and then Germany.

This season Kroos has played 44 matches (32 in Liga and 12 in Champions), making 1 goal and 13 assists, while Pogba has played 49 games (35 in Serie A, 8 in Champions, 5 in Italian Cup and 1 in Supercopa), making 10 goals 16 assists. Who would prefer you as Real midfielder?

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  1. kroos is a great player if Madrid have to do kroos +cash for pogba then the money should not be more than 40 million euro

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