It appears that Juventus are looking to do everything in their power to bring Paul Pogba back to Turin despite the coronavirus crisis limiting their transfer funds.
According to an Italian football journalist Nima Tavallaey, the Serie A giants have put Aaron Ramsey up for sale in an attempt to raise money for the Frenchman's deal.
Speaking on talkSPORT radio, Tavallaey said: "This is the kind of deal Juventus make. They've done this kind of thing before. [They like] to sign up players on a free transfer and make capital gains.
"They've done it with Emre Can, and now they've done it with Ramsey. These are good players and if they don't end up working out they can use them as part of deals to sign other players.
"It wouldn't surprise me if they used Ramsey to either raise funds to bring Pogba back or use them directly in negotiations with Man United to bring him back. Let's not beat around the bush – that's the main target Juventus have this summer."
Pogba continues to be linked with a summer move away from Old Trafford with both Juventus and La Liga giants Real Madrid reportedly remaining interested in signing the Frenchman.
The 27-year-old's agent Mino Raiola has already opened discussions with the Serie A champions over the midfielders's transfer, according to French outlet Le10 Sport.
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