Paul Pogba is set to return to Juventus on a free transfer after his contract with Manchester United expires.
It is understood that the 29-year-old French midfielder will undergo a medical at the weekend before completing the transfer.
Pogba joined United from the Italian side in 2016 for A He then charted the world record of £89 million.
United and Pogba failed to agree a new contract and the club confirmed at the start of June that he would be leaving as a free agent this summer.
Pogba is expected to start training with Juventus next week before his trip to the United States, where he will face Barcelona and Real Madrid on July 27 and 30, respectively.
For the second consecutive season, Juventus finished fourth in Serie A, 16 points behind defending champion AC Milan.
They have been champions for Italy in the previous nine seasons, with Pogba playing a key role in their title win from 2012-13 to 2015-16.
He scored 34 goals from 178 matches in his previous spell with Juventus having also joined United in 2012, having come from Old Trafford Academy.
During his first season at Old Trafford, Pogba helped United win the UEFA Cup and the Europa League, but they proved to be the only titles he won in his second term.
A feud with then coach Jose Mourinho led to him losing the deputy captain’s position in 2018, and injuries and a choppy form reduced his impact.
Pogba, who joined United’s academy from Le Havre aged 16 in 2009, was influential as France won the World Cup in Russia in 2018 and scored 16 goals for United in 2018-19.
But over the past three seasons, he scored eight goals from 91 games, one of 27 last season.
“It was a low end to United’s career that brought so many individual special moments,” he read a United statement earlier this month when It was announced that Pogba would be leaving.
United offered him an extension and BBC Sport understand it was a more lucrative offer than his previous deal but in Amazon Prime Documentary “The Pogumentary”, He said the club was “disingenuous”.
Pogba scored 39 goals in 233 matches during his two spells with the club, but his last home appearance against Norwich City in April saw his fans taunted when he was substituted.
And he expressed his gratitude for the “unconditional support from the fans” in a message on social media after the club announced his departure.
