Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane says every club in the world is interested in signing Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba.
Pogba, 23, has been linked with a big-money move away from Juve this summer, with Madrid and Manchester United having been touted as possible destinations for the midfielder.
Sources have told ESPN FC that United have made contact over a deal for Pogba, with the France international waiting to see if Madrid make a move for him first.
While Zidane refused to go into detail when asked about Pogba, he did say that his performances have won him a lot of admirers around the world.
"Everyone wants Pogba because he is a great talent," Zidane is quoted as saying by Marca. "But he is a Juventus player."
Zidane also spoke about Madrid midfielder Isco, who has been compared to the Frenchman by some.
The Spain international struggled for first-team football at times last season, but Zidane insists he still has an important role to play for the club.
"He's still very young and has his own style of football so he doesn't need to copy mine," he said. "He's got a bright future ahead of him."
Zidane took charge of Madrid in January and in that time he has already won the Champions League.
He says he is not resting on his laurels, however, and is looking forward to taking the club forward next season.
"I still feel like I have much more to do, I've been with Madrid for the last five months and my main target is to improve this team," he said.