Juventus have rejected an €80million offer from Barcelona for Paul Pogba, according to the club's managing director Beppe Marotta.
France international Pogba has been linked with a move away from Turin throughout the close-season, with Barca, Real Madrid and Manchester City all said to be interested in striking a deal.
Marrotta met with Barca officials on Wednesday, but confirmed a huge bid from the Spanish and European champions has been turned down.
Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport, Marotta said: "The mood of the meeting was very good, terrific, but we did not reach an agreement for Pogba with Barca.
"We received an offer of €80million but I can say that Juve do not want to sell Pogba."
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