French star midfielder Paul Pogba is set for Juventus return after reportedly rejecting offers from the likes of Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain. Pogba will come to Italy as a free agent after his contract with Premier League side Manchester United expires at the end of this month.

Pogba is yet to ink a deal with Juve, but the two sides reportedly reached a verbal agreement and have only minor details to iron out. The 29-year-old is expected to sign a four-year contract that will earn him €8 million per season plus add-ons.

During his previous stint with Juve, Pogba helped the club win four Seria A titles while establishing himself as one of the best midfielders in the game. This prompted United to break the world record and acquire him for €105 million in 2016.

Paul Pogba was expected to do big things in Manchester but mostly failed to deliver. After a promising first season that included winning the UEFA Europa League, Pogba struggled with consistency and had a hard time staying healthy. During his six seasons at Old Trafford, he played 226 games while scoring 39 goals.

Despite Pogba’s struggles, United wanted to keep him and have offered him a new deal. However, the player was unsatisfied with the offer and decided to walk away from negotiations.

He even labeled it as “nothing” in a recent Amazon Prime documentary despite the offer being close to £300,000 a week.

“My thought process is to show Manchester [United] that they made a mistake in waiting to give me a contract,” Pogba added. “And to show other clubs that Manchester had made a mistake in not offering me a contract.”

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French star midfielder Paul Pogba is now under contract with Manchester United through the 2021/22 season. The Premier League side picked up the club option to add an extra year to his original deal, with the news being confirmed by Man Utd’s coach Ole Gunnar Solskajer on Friday.

United didn’t trigger Pogba’s clause previously as they hoped to sign him to a long-term extension this year. However, with the talks between the two sides stalled, the club decided to make the move and avoid the risk of losing the 27-year-old midfielder for nothing next summer.

“Paul is our player, he’s going to be here for another two years,” said Solskjaer during a news conference. “I’m sure he’s focused on doing his best for us, and we want to see the best of Paul.”

Pogba ended the last season on a high note but struggled in 2020/21. He is yet to score a goal or provide an assist in the Premier League while proving to be a non-factor in other aspects of the game.

However, Solskajer believes that the Frenchman can re-discover his form as the season progresses.

“I’m sure in the next couple of years, we’ll get the best out of him,” he added.

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French star midfielder Paul Pogba is set for Juventus return after reportedly rejecting offers from the likes of Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain. Pogba will come to Italy as a free agent after his contract with Premier League side Manchester United expires at the end of this month.

Pogba is yet to ink a deal with Juve, but the two sides reportedly reached a verbal agreement and have only minor details to iron out. The 29-year-old is expected to sign a four-year contract that will earn him €8 million per season plus add-ons.

During his previous stint with Juve, Pogba helped the club win four Seria A titles while establishing himself as one of the best midfielders in the game. This prompted United to break the world record and acquire him for €105 million in 2016.

Paul Pogba was expected to do big things in Manchester but mostly failed to deliver. After a promising first season that included winning the UEFA Europa League, Pogba struggled with consistency and had a hard time staying healthy. During his six seasons at Old Trafford, he played 226 games while scoring 39 goals.

Despite Pogba’s struggles, United wanted to keep him and have offered him a new deal. However, the player was unsatisfied with the offer and decided to walk away from negotiations.

He even labeled it as “nothing” in a recent Amazon Prime documentary despite the offer being close to £300,000 a week.

“My thought process is to show Manchester [United] that they made a mistake in waiting to give me a contract,” Pogba added. “And to show other clubs that Manchester had made a mistake in not offering me a contract.”

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French star midfielder Paul Pogba is now under contract with Manchester United through the 2021/22 season. The Premier League side picked up the club option to add an extra year to his original deal, with the news being confirmed by Man Utd’s coach Ole Gunnar Solskajer on Friday.

United didn’t trigger Pogba’s clause previously as they hoped to sign him to a long-term extension this year. However, with the talks between the two sides stalled, the club decided to make the move and avoid the risk of losing the 27-year-old midfielder for nothing next summer.

“Paul is our player, he’s going to be here for another two years,” said Solskjaer during a news conference. “I’m sure he’s focused on doing his best for us, and we want to see the best of Paul.”

Pogba ended the last season on a high note but struggled in 2020/21. He is yet to score a goal or provide an assist in the Premier League while proving to be a non-factor in other aspects of the game.

However, Solskajer believes that the Frenchman can re-discover his form as the season progresses.

“I’m sure in the next couple of years, we’ll get the best out of him,” he added.

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