Manchester United's board are becoming increasingly resigned to losing Paul Pogba in 2020.
While they're determined to keep hold of the Frenchman in January, United directors accept they'll lose the midfielder next summer, says Tuttosport.
Indeed, in Turin, there's confidence that United will drop their asking price in order to smooth negotiations over the sale of the World Cup winner.
Having been quoted 150m last summer, there's now a belief United will accept 120m - or even lower - to sell Pogba in June.
And inside the Bianconeri there's a confidence that Pogba would jump at the chance to return to his old club for season 2020/21.
