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Juventus director Beppe Marotta dismisses claims that Paul Pogba will be leaving the club and insists that the midfielder will stay "for many years".

Juventus director Beppe Marotta has revealed that he believes midfielder Paul Pogba will stay at the club "for many years".

The French midfielder has been continually linked with a move to clubs such as Paris-Saint Germain and Real Madrid, but Marotta was quick to dismiss these rumours.

Marotta spoke of Pogba's "immense" value to the reigning Serie A champions and said that they are happy to have him at the club.

"His value is immense." Marotta told Sky Sport Italia.

"We are happy to have him and did not discuss him with anyone. This is his natural habitat and he'll stay with us for many years."

Pogba joined Juventus from Manchester United in 2012.

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