- Manchester City believe they have won race to sign Juventus' Paul Pogba
- Barcelona, Real Madrid and Manchester United are also in the race
- Should Pogba sign, is is likely he will pick up in excess of £200,000-a-week
- City are yet to make a third bid for Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling
- They have had two offers turned down, the last one worth £40million
Manchester City are increasingly confident they will win the race to sign Paul Pogba.
On Friday morning it was claimed City believed they had beaten Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid in the race to secure the services of the dynamic 22-year-old for a British-record fee.
Sportsmail understands that while a move for Pogba is far from close to completion, there is a belief at the Etihad Stadium that Manuel Pellegrini may well welcome the Frenchman, who left United on a free three years ago, into the fold ahead of next season.
Manchester City are increasingly confident they will win the race to sign Juventus' star midfielder Paul Pogba
On Friday morning it was claimed City believed they had beaten the likes of Manchester United and Barcelona
Should that be the case, Pogba is likely to pick up in excess of £200,000-a-week.
Meanwhile, City are yet to make a third bid for Liverpool's want away winger Raheem Sterling.
They have had two offers turned down, the last one worth £40m, and are weighing up whether to make a final approach although that is thought to be likely.
Sterling has refused to sign a new contract at Anfield and the arrival of £29m Brazilian Roberto Firmino appears to have made the England man's exit inevitable.
Meanwhile, the Premier League club are yet to make a third bid for Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling
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