Italian club Juventus yesterday, Monday afternoon, announced the return of French midfielder Paul Pogba to their ranks after 6 years spent at Manchester United. The 2018 world champion returned free of charge to the club, which witnessed its best performance in the green box between 2012 and 2016 after a € 105 million untitled adventure with the Red Devils, a record for the season. .

The daily newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport reported that Pogba, 29, will receive a salary of eight million euros per season in addition to two million euros in bonuses. For their part, Juventus wrote in a statement, without specifying the length of the contract: “Paul returned to Turin, left as a young man and returned as a unique man and player.”
Pogba, who was present on Sunday at the start of group workouts for the players in Turin, decided to return to the cradle where he started and crowned four Serie A titles, and also reached the Champions League final with he in 2015.
And his former club Manchester United announced the departure of the 2018 world champion in early June after six years in its ranks.
Pogba retained the colors of Juventus for 5 years after the first period at United, graduating from youth teams. United brought Pogba back to Old Trafford in 2016 with a £ 89m ($ 112m) world record deal arranged by his agent Mino Raiola, who died in April.
His best season, though not an impressive one, was with Portuguese manager José Mourinho when United captured their final titles in 2017 by winning the Europa League and English League Cup.
His physical problems mean he has made just 27 appearances for the team in all competitions, ending last season that failed him and the club, which failed to qualify for the Champions League.
Pogba joined the United junior team in 2009 at the age of 16 from Le Havre and won the Junior FA Cup with him before climbing to the first team in the 2011-2012 season and leaving for Turin at the end of it. . The 2018-2019 season was his best in England under Mourinho when he scored 16 goals in 47 games.