Juventus have an agreement in principle to sign Paul Pogba on a free transfer following his departure from Manchester United.
The length of the deal is still to be finalized but reports suggest it will either be a four-year contract or a three-year deal with an option for a further year.
Pogba is expected to officially sign the contract at the start of July.
Manchester United confirmed earlier this month Pogba would be leaving the club at the end of his contract this summer.
The move to Juventus would mark a return to a club where Pogba spent four years before rejoining United in 2016.
As he closes on his 30s, Paul Pogba is aware this could be the last big move of his career and wants to take his time to ensure he makes the right decision.
Manchester City also made a stunning bid to sign Pogba from bitter rivals United, with Pep Guardiola meeting the midfielder and the club drafting a lucrative contract to demonstrate their desire to sign him.
But while the World Cup winner did consider City's offer, he felt the accompanying noise and hate would not be worth it.
Pogba, who left United to join Juventus - also for free - in 2012, was meant to be the homecoming saviour when the Premier League side paid a then-world record fee for his services.
But his six seasons in the north-west have been marred by injuries and inconsistency, leading fans and pundits to question his effort and determination.
