Juventus: Bojba the most expensive player in the world

Italian champions Juventus Football revealed in the last five seasons that the value of a transfer French star Paul Pogba to Manchester United reached a world record came to 105 million euros (116 million dollars).

The notes deal additional incentives worth five million euros.

A statement from the Italian club Tuesday, "confirms Juventus today that Paul Pogba completed his move to Manchester United for 105 million euros will pay in two years."

He continued, "The deal made Bugba the most expensive player in football history."

And shattered the transmission Bugba to United, a deal the previous record for the most expensive football transactions in the world, Real Madrid concluded by while the contract with Welshman Gareth Bale from Tottenham in 2013 in a deal estimated at the time to 85 million pounds (about 100 million euros).

Manchester United confirmed Tuesday morning that Paul Pogba midfielder France and Juventus signed a contract to move to its ranks for a period of 5 years, without referring to the value of the deal.

But the British press estimated the deal Bugba return to his former club at about £ 89 million pounds (105 million euros) from the commission without his agent.

And the birthplace of Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho to get his team on Bugba saying after the coronation title Sunday after the Community Shield win over Leicester City 2-1 "Finally, we got it."

"I will join Bugba to a successful team won the last two matches, the two official languages, one in the FA Cup final last season and second in the Community Shield."

"It is great to player big moves its level to our ranks, but I think that Manchester is the perfect club for Paul that he would help him to rise to the level Ibgah."

The French international left the French team in 2012, "Red Devils" because he did not convince then-coach Sir Alex Ferguson, compared to 800,000 pounds.

He became the fourth Bugba mandates Manchester United for the new season after his contract with Ivory Coast defender Eric Bailly, but the Armenian midfielder Henrik Mkhitaryan and striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic diligent in his quest to ascend the podium locally