Too late, Paul Pogba talks about his departure from Old Trafford a year after his departure

Paul Pogba is being included in Manchester United's plans for the upcoming summer transfer window, according to reports. The French international left Old Trafford for Juventus almost 12 months ago and returned to the Serie A giants for free.

And the club is now hoping to raise funds, having failed to raise money for the 2018 World Cup winner last year. Manchester United and Pogba parted ways last summer, six years after the French international sealed a return home to Hollywood in an £89m deal.

And, according to the media, the Red Devils are considering the 29-year-old in their plans for this summer. Last year, United did not take a fee for Pogba. Instead, the midfielder terminated his contract and joined Juventus for nothing.

But with the Red Devils determined to land some A-listers this summer, amid interest in the likes of Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, they are now hoping to do better when it comes to getting money in return.

United's exodus

It is claimed that up to 13 players may leave United this summer as they look to challenge for the league title next term. Antony Elanga is about to jump ship, with the Sweden international frustrated at the lack of starting opportunities this season. More than 12 clubs are interested in the striker, who has made just five Premier League starts and often trails the likes of Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Antony in the club's pecking order.