I can’t wait to start winning trophies at Juventus: Pogba
French international Paul Pogba says he cannot wait to start winning trophies at Juventus.
Pogba joins Juventus following the expiration of his contract with Manchester United, signing a four-year contract with the Italian side.
“As you can see, I’m back and very happy. I can’t wait to start with you and win trophies again,” Pogba said in a short video on Juventus’ Twitter page on Monday after his unveiling.
Pogba, who joined Manchester United for a world-record fee of £89 million in 2016, returned to Juventus on a free transfer.
During his first spell at Juventus between 2013 and early 2016, Pogba won four Italian Serie A titles, two Coppa Italia titles, three Italian Super Cup titles, and also reached the UEFA Champions League finals with Juventus in the 2014/2015 season.
However, with Manchester United, the 29-year-old France midfielder recorded fewer successes, winning the Europa League, FA Cup and EFL Cup in six years with the club.
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