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Juventus are earning themselves a reputation as becoming the kings of the free transfer - but their latest signing really is an exceptional one.

The Turin-based titans have managed to secure Paul Pogba's signature without paying a penny in transfer fees after the Frenchman ran down the entirety of his Manchester United contract allowing him to leave Old Trafford for nothing this summer. From Juventus' perspective, that decision has presented them with the chance to gain a ludicrously talented midfielder for nothing more than his wages.

Reports have emerged that the contract between Juventus and Pogba is ready to be signed when the player returns from his summer holiday. The deal is expected to be officially announced within the fortnight.

Pogba's return to Italy comes six years after he first left Juventus when it was United overseeing his return having left the Red Devils in 2012. He came back to Old Trafford for a then-world record fee of £90million in 2016, prompting huge excitement that Pogba would go some way to helping United restore themselves to their former glories.

Instead, it was a move that saw the World Cup winner become one of the most divisive players in the Premier League. United were accused by some of not doing enough to unlock the Frenchman's talent by surrounding him with equally talented additions.

Others simply saw it