Transfer news LIVE - What next for Paul Pogba and Manchester United after exit news?

Fabrizio Romano, the self-facilitating transfer media node, has reported that United are yet to make a bid for the Barcelona midfielder, who is said to be reluctant to leave Barcelona this summer.

“There are always rumours about players in the transfer market," Almiron's agent Daniel Campos told Versus Radio amid speculation that he could join Fulham, Everton and Sevilla

"However, we don’t have any definitive interest shown by any club. Usually, the clubs negotiate within themselves but don’t contact the agent. He has a release clause of £60 million. He is happy to stay at the club and most importantly, he is playing.”

Here's Eurosport's reaction to the news from yesterday.

The Welshman is on his way, with no indication on where he goes next. He is a shadow of the player at his peak, but if he still wants to play he'll be able to find a club in one of the big four leagues.

There's a report in The Guardian that Chelsea are also keen on Raheem Sterling. With just a year left on his contract and plenty of Premier League, European and international experience, he could be a bargain.

Fresh from their Europa Conference Glory, Roma are said to be keen on Yves Bissouma, Brighton's midfielder.

He's out of contract at the end of next season and had been linked to Aston Villa previously, amongst others.

With the England international set to miss out on assurances for his chances at the Etihad, the Spanish club appear keen. Without Kylian Mbappe, could Sterling fulfil a similar role?

Jurrien Timber is consistently named as a priority for United's Dutch manager, Erik ten Hag, with both of them at Ajax. However The Sun suggests that Timber is in no rush to make the wrong decision ahead of any move.

Barcelona's financial problems have two implications for the next few weeks. The first is that in order to sign Andreas Christensen and Franck Kessie, from Chelsea and AC Milan respectively, they need to sort out the economics to meet FFP.

The second thing is that both players have nonetheless received assurances that they will be signed up this summer.