City table £58m Pogba bid.

City make Pogba bid?
Manchester City have tabled a £58million bid for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, according to reports in Italy.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, City have made the first move in a bidding war that is also set to involve Barcelona, Real Madrid and Paris St Germain.
City, who are ready to embark on a £150m spending spree this summer after ending last season empty-handed, want to conduct their transfer business swiftly before pre-season.
The Blues have already had a £25m bid – plus £5m in add-ons – rejected by Liverpool for England midfielder Raheem Sterling, and are set to come back with an improved offer.

We should bid for Hernandez:


Inter lodge Hernandez bid
Inter Milan have made an £8m move for Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez.
Inter boss Roberto Mancini wants the Mexican as one of two new striker targets this summer but United want around £10m.
Hernandez was on loan at Real Madrid last season but the Spanish giants have not taken up an option to sign him permanently.
United are prepared to let Hernandez go because he does not feature in Louis Van Gaal’s long term plans.
The Mexican scored seven times for Madrid last season with most of his appearances coming from the substitutes bench.

I really hope that the bid for Pogba is true. At least it will get the ball rolling and whoever seriously wants him can get bidding. If we don't get him, we quickly move onto our other targets.

Sterling will see that we're bidding for Pogba and de Bruyne and should be pushing for his own move even more.

I'm not sure about Hernandez, unless he counts as HG

He'd be 3rd choice striker, at best.

If Juve want €100M, then let's pay it.