Pogba, Dybala set to join new clubs after reaching agreements

 

Indications have shown that Paul Pogba will be making a return to Juventus as a free agent, while Paulo Dybala, who left the team, is on the verge of joining Inter Milan.

Goal.com and Footmercato revealed that Pogba has already put pen to paper on his contract with Juventus.

This, he is returning as a free agent from Manchester United, having initially joined Juve for free when he was struggling to get into the Manchester United first-team back in 2012.

It is Juve that has been the beneficiary of this, having received over 95m pounds for his move to United five years ago.

Pogba is now set to return to where he made his name as a worldwide star before returning to Old Trafford in 2016 for what was then a world-record transfer fee of €105m.

It was also reported that the Frenchman had signed a deal worth €8m per season plus performance-related bonuses.

Having reportedly signed the papers on Monday, the 29-year-old France international seemingly already had part of his medical and rebuffed more lucrative proposals from Paris Saint-Germain in order to come back to Juve.

It was also reported that he is signing a four-year contract.

It was also reported that Dybala had signed a four-year deal with Inter Milan after it was clear the situation was at an advanced stage last week. Dybala’s agent, Jorge Antun, was spotted walking into the club for a meeting with intermediaries last week.

According to TyC Sports in Argentina, La Joya accepted all the personal terms in a four-year deal.

Dybala becomes a free agent from June 30. Juve had initially agreed to a contract extension but later withdrew their offer, which had been for €10m per season.

According to reports, he has taken a pay cut at Inter as he is set to earn €8m per season, including the various add-ons and performance-related bonuses.

All Dybala needs to do now is to finish his summer vacation, have a medical, and then sign the paperwork.

 

Written by: Oladipupo Mojeed