Paul Pogba agrees to four-year Juventus deal

Paul Pogba will join Juventus on a free transfer and a four-year deal, according to an agreement.

Pogba is scheduled to get a medical and officially sign the contract on Saturday in Turin.

Since January, the France international has been free to discuss his next move with clubs.

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When his contract with Manchester United expired last month, Pogba quit the team.

Pogba would be returning to Juventus, the team he played for for four years before joining Manchester United in 2016.

Pogba is aware that this could be his final major professional move as he approaches his 30s and wants to take his time to make the best choice possible.

Pep Guardiola spoke with Pogba and the club drafted a lucrative contract to show their interest in signing the midfielder from bitter rivals United. Manchester City also made a surprising bid to get Pogba from United.

The World Cup winner did take City’s offer into consideration, but he decided it would not be worth the commotion and hostility that would follow.

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Despite the midfielder apparently receiving two contracts for more than £290,000 a week, Pogba claimed United gave him “nothing.”

According to Sky Sports News, he given a 3.5% contract rise offer.

Pogba discusses the second United proposition from last July with his late agent Mino Raiola in “The Pogmentary.”

Was there a second offer from Manchester United? Asks Raiola, Pogba.

Raiola responds, “Yes.” “They fervently desire that you remain. The offer does not, in my opinion, represent that. If you want him to stay, don’t make that offer, I advised them. I’ll make them realise that this time, they must act differently and put the money on the table if they truly want you to stay and want to develop a project around you.”

They’re playing a bluff, claims Pogba. “How do you tell a player you want him more than anything else while making him nothing? never witnessed that.”

It is the 2016 summer. Manchester United is led by Jose Mourinho, and the team recently smashed the global transfer record. Old Trafford has welcomed a Frenchman back to complete unfinished business.

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Following the completion of his £89 million return to United from Juventus, Paul Pogba declared, “This is the right club for me to achieve everything I wish to in the game.”

Mourinho continued, “He has the chance to be at the centre of this club for the next decade and beyond.”

It was a transaction that went viral on social media. Pogba’s announcement video was followed by a sponsored music clip with Stormzy, who emerged from the shadows with a red demon inscribed into his hair.

It was meant to be the beginning of something extraordinary. A new era for a team that was still getting its bearings three years after Sir Alex Ferguson retired.

But Pogba has failed to lead United to their previous heights. The only trophies from his six-season stint are the 2017 League Cup and Europa League.

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Paul Pogba will join Juventus on a free transfer and a four-year deal, according to an agreement.

Pogba is scheduled to get a medical and officially sign the contract on Saturday in Turin.
When his contract with Manchester United expired last month, Pogba quit the team.

Pogba would be returning to Juventus, the team he played for for four years before joining Manchester United in 2016.
Pogba is aware that this could be his final major professional move as he approaches his 30s and wants to take his time to make the best choice possible.

A surprise offer was also made by Manchester City to United, a fierce rival, to acquire Pogba.

Juventus and the former Manchester United midfielder have agreed to a free move for Paul Pogba.

Paul Pogba will be acquired by Juventus on a free transfer.

It is thought that the 29-year-old will visit his former club in Turin on Saturday to sign a four-year contract.

After his deal with Manchester United expired on June 30, Pogba is no longer bound to the club.

In his The Pogmentary video on Amazon Prime, the France international discussed his departure from United, stating: “My mental process is to prove Manchester (United) that they made a mistake in waiting to grant me a contract.

And to convince other teams that Manchester erred by declining to sign me to a contract.

Pogba received at least two offers from United that were higher in value than his current £290,000-per-week contract, which made him one of the highest-paid players in the Premier League.

In the summer of 2016, Pogba returned to from Juventus for a then-record cost of £89 million.

He battled injuries the entire previous campaign and did not play for United after their 4-0 loss to Liverpool on April 9.

During the 2021–22 season, Pogba was on the field 26 times for United, starting 20 of those games.

Pogba left United with the Europa League and Carabao Cup trophies, which both teams had won during the 2016–17 campaign under Jose Mourinho. He appeared in 226 games for United and scored 39 goals.

Tuesday saw the arrival of Tyrell Malacia from Juventus on a four-year deal, becoming United’s first summer addition.

Christian Eriksen, an attacking midfielder, has reportedly verbally agreed to join Manchester United, who have also had fruitful discussions with Barcelona regarding Frenkie de Jong, according to The Athletic.

Juventus finished fourth in Serie A last year while Massimiliano Allegri, who is returning, was in charge. The Turin club hasn’t added a player yet this summer, but Paulo Dybala, Giorgio Chiellini, and Federico Bernadeschi have all left as unsigned free agents. The loan period for Alvaro Morata from Atletico Madrid also ended.