But, According to The Daily Mail, Real Madrid are still planning a bid for the France international who is determined to join the La Liga giants.
But despite Real having previously failed to secure Pogba, United may in fact now be in a greater hurry to collect a hefty fee for the 26-year-old.
French outlet L'equipe believes that the English giants will be forced to negotiate a fee lower than their reported current asking price of €150million, in order to prevent Pogba from simply leaving for free when his contract expires in 2021.
The report also states that any potential transfer would take place before Euro 2020, with Real concerned that an injury to Pogba at the showpiece could endanger negotiations.
And with a front page headline that translate as 'Song of Departure', it appears that United will once again have to brace for another transfer saga surrounding the former Juventus star.
Real chief Florentino Perez doesn't share the same level of interest in Pogba as Zidane and is reportedly only willing to sanction a cut-price deal.
But the former French international is likely to demand the signing, having identified the midfielder as a primary transfer target when he returned for his second spell at the helm of the club.
Pogba's injury has restricted him to making just six appearances this season, and the superstar will also miss this weekend's Manchester derby.
