Paul Pogba suggested on Sunday that he could be open to a departure from Manchester United by telling reporters in Tokyo that now "may be a good time to take a new challenge elsewhere."
The midfielder is sought by Real Madrid, where he would work with Zinedine Zidane and his former club Juventus.
"As you said, there's a lot of talk and a lot of thought," said Pogba, 26. "For me, I've been in Manchester for three years and I'm doing very well; some good times and some bad times like everyone else. Like everywhere.
"After this season and everything that happened this season, with my season being my best season too ... I think it might be a good time for me to have a new challenge somewhere else. I'm thinking about it: having a new challenge somewhere else. "
Pogba, who moved from Juventus to Old Trafford for a world record of 89.3 million pounds in August 2016, saw Jose Mourinho be replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjær during his time at the club.
Although inconsistent, the World Cup winner scored 24 goals in 92 matches for United and was chosen last season by the PFA Premier League.
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