Paul Pogba will reportedly pocket a £3.78m loyalty bonus from Manchester United next month, despite admitting that he is seeking a move away from Old Trafford.
The France international confessed last week that 'it might be a good time' to find a new club, amid links with Real Madrid and former side Juventus.
According to The Sun, Pogba will automatically trigger a bumper payout on July 1, as per the terms of the five-year contract signed when he arrived at United in 2016.
United are said to be reluctant to sell the 26-year-old, but they may change their stance should either Madrid or Juve offer £160m.
Pogba, under contract until 2021, has scored 24 times and produced 23 assists in 95 Premier League games since returning to the club.
