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Paul Pogba is reportedly open to extending his stay at Manchester United past the end of his current contract, which is due to expire in 2022.

Paul Pogba has reportedly not ruled out the possibility of penning a new contract at Manchester United.

The World Cup winner has been heavily linked with a move away from Old Trafford since June 2019, speculation sparked by comments that he wanted to take on a new challenge.

However, the 27-year-old has enjoyed a stronger period since December, scoring three goals and making important contributions during a number of key victories.

According to United.no, Pogba is now willing to hold discussions regarding fresh terms before the summer transfer window.

Keen to avoid losing one of their most prized assets on a free transfer in 2022, United will want to reach a resolution in the coming months.

Real Madrid and Juventus are among the clubs continuing to monitor the situation.

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