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Will Paul Pogba return to Juventus

Paul Pogba will remain at Manchester United until the end of June and will become a free agent on the first day of July. There is a good chance that Paul will end up at Juventus, and according to reports from Italy, Paul has already undergone medical examinations. But this is not the only news, because more and more details about what kind of contract this player will sign are slowly being released to the public.

The famous French player has been linked with several clubs such as Real Madrid and PSG, and it has even been speculated that he could return to Chelsea or City. He eventually went to Manchester United for one of the record transfers. In 2016, United brought him in for 105 million euros.

It is now increasingly likely that Paul will go to Italy and become a member of Juventus again. He will most likely get a contract for three years and 24 million euros. Six years after coming to Old Trafford Pogba decided to leave the club so he could play for Juventus. He should earn eight million euros per year with bonuses added to that amount.

Paul Pogba is a player from France, and as captain, he led France to victory in the FIFA U-20 World Cup and won the award for best player in the championship. He joined the seniors a year later and played in the 2014 FIFA World Cup where he received the award for the best young player.

 

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