Paul Pogba set to rejoin Juventus on four-year deal following Manchester United exit - report

Juventus have reportedly finalised a deal that will see Paul Pogba join the club when he leaves Manchester United at the end of June. Pogba's contract at the Serie A club — where he spent four years between 2012 and 2016 — will see him re-join for four years, according to ESPN.

Ad/> In his first stint with the Old Lady, Pogba won six trophies including four league titles and the Coppa Italia twice. TransfersPogba to sign four-year Juventus contract worth up to £68m — reports12/06/2022 AT 09:58 He was also instrumental in helping Juve reach the Champions League final in 2015, where they fell short to Luis Enrique's Barcelona.

Having grown up in the United academy alongside the likes of Jesse Lingard and Ravel Morrison, United bought back Pogba for a then world-record fee of £89million in 2016 after he had impressed in Italy. The 29-year-old made 226 appearances for the Red Devils but had a tumultuous six years in Manchester, initially falling out with boss Jose Mourinho.

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Pogba was reportedly interested in joining Manchester City, but was not willing to face the backlash from fans. Earlier this month, United confirmed that