Juventus target Blaise Matuidi could leave Paris Saint-Germain for offers in excess of €30m.

Juve are believed to be interested in the French midfielder to take the place of the recently departed Paul Pogba, who joined Manchester United earlier this month.

Speaking in a press conference ahead of PSG’s match against Metz, coach Unai Emery was adamant that it would take a ‘big offer’ to sign the player.

“It’s a three-part question,” Emery explained.

“There’s the team, the club and the player. If the three are very clear that he wants to be here, the issue is settled. The latest news – or what’s coming from outside – is the possibility that he leaves.

“We’ve spoken about this question. I’m very happy with Matuidi. Those in charge think Matuidi is very important. After that, the club asked the player what he thinks and he said he’s very happy here.

“That aside, there’s the possibility of a big offer from a good club, in which case there’d be the discussion over whether he’d continue with us or leave.

“Everything is clear for us, we want the player to stay with us and stay at PSG. I expect this discussion to end soon because I want the player to stay here.”

Premium Sport report that the minimum asking price for Matuidi would set Juve back €30m.