Breaking news : Paul pogba reveals his next step amid Manchester United future to the fans .

 The final nail in the coffin ending 

Paul Pogba's career at Manchester 

United appears to have been hammered

 in this week after the Frenchman's

 revealed all is not well in an all-

tell interview in France.

The 29-year-old appeared to finally 

hand in his resignation at Manchester 

United after labelling their season as '

dead', while adding his last five years 

at Old Trafford have left him unfulfilled.

Pogba's comments have taken on greater 

significance given that he is due to 

become a free agent when his contract

 runs out on June 30.

Sportsmail understand while it is 

very unlikely Pogba and United will 

agree new terms, the Frenchman is 

set to wait until then before deciding 

on his next move.

Unsurprisingly for a World Cup winner - 

who revealed his 2018 winner's medal 

was among items stolen when his 

home was burgled last week -

 there are no shortage of suitors.

He has been heavily linked with 

Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid 

and Juventus ever since doubts over

 his long-term future at Old Trafford 

began being called into question.

But recent reports suggest two 

Premier League clubs - reportedly 

Newcastle and Aston Villa - have been 

in touch with his representatives 

over a summer move.

So what should Pogba do next with 

the current options available to him?

 And where does he fit at the clubs 

interested in him?

Let's start at Juventus, the club that 

sold the France midfielder for £89million

 back in 2016, and that even under Max

 Allegri have struggled to find an effective

 midfield combination.

Despite the summer arrival of Manuel 

Locatelli and January addition of Denis

 Zakaria, many believe the centre of the

 pitch remains a problem area in need 

of solutions given their profligacy 

and the lack of balance they offer the side.

But in purely numerical terms, Pogba 

may well fit straight back in at the 

Allianz Stadium.

Arthur and Adrien Rabiot's futures 

look to be away from Turin, with the former

 heavily linked with a move to Arsenal 

in January while the latter's contract

 expires next year.

In a more advanced role, a club 

chief has confirmed Paulo Dybala will

 leave on a free this summer after not

 being offered a new deal. There are 

therefore certainly enough potential 

departures for Pogba to be brought back.

And while the Frenchman's status at 

Old Trafford is arguably at an all-time 

nadir, his stock at Juventus remains 

high, having been key in Allegri's side

 who dominated Serie A and reached

 the Champions League final in 2015.

Allegri would not be drawn on whether 

Juventus would make a move, joking:

 'It's true that I had a great relationship 

with him, but he's angry with me 

because I always beat him at basketball!'

The only doubt remains is how well

 he would fit into a three-man midfield 

Allegri tends to employ in more important

 matches, and whether the Italian could

 turn Pogba back into the player he 

was in his first Juventus spell.

Real Madrid could also be in line for

 a midfield shake-up of their own 

given the nature of their ageing options 

in terms of 36-year-old Luka Modric 

and Toni Kroos, 32.

Casemiro also entered his thirties 

last month, and while Eduardo Camavinga 

and Federico Valverde provide younger

 options, it is still an area which needs 

rejuvenating, despite Carlo Ancelotti's

 apparent reluctance to blood some 

academy talent in the area.

However, it was former boss Zinedine 

Zidane who was believed to be a huge

 pull for Pogba and the fact the France

 legend is no longer at the Santiago 

Bernabeu will have lessened their

 chances somewhat.

Pogba will also turn 30 next year and 

given the age of midfielder they have 

been looking at - such as his 22-year

-old France team-mate Aurelien

 Tchouameni - his profile appears 

less appealing.

Depending on the futures of their elder 

midfield statesmen, Ancelotti could look

 to persist with a three-man system in 

the centre of the park, and Pogba's 

adaptability could also been called 

into question there.