Pogba set to rejoin Juventus on a three year deal

Serie A giants Juventus, Paul Pogba, will resign from Manchester United in the summer.

The French midfielder is out of contract at Old Trafford next month and will therefore move to the Italian capital as a free transfer after failing to agree to a new deal said to have been offered by the Premier League giants.

According to Mercato Foot, Juventus will move to Turin as the Paris Saint-Germain management, who were also interested in the player, have been divided over his possible arrival.

Should he be signed, Pogba will be on his second assignment at Juventus after he was with the club between 2012 and 2016. Despite a three-year contract being offered, the player wants to get another year.

According to reports, PSG sporting director Leonardo is also pushing for the Frenchman, but club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi is not convinced of his arrival as they are currently focused on keeping Kylian Mbappe.