Paul Pogba last played in the Coppa Italia final for Juventus in 2016…
Paul Pogba went back to Juventus on a free transfer this summer after ending his six-year-long association with Manchester United.
The French midfielder represented the for four years (2012-2016) in the past and won eight titles which includes four Serie A trophies.
The last time he wore a Juventus shirt was on May 21, 2016, in the Coppa Italia final against AC Milan. Juventus won the tie 1-0 courtesy of Alvaro Morata's strike in the 110th minute.
As Pogba returns to the Turin-based club after six years, we take a look at his teammates in his last game for Juventus.
Paolo Bruno/Getty ImagesNeto – Goalkeeper
The Brazilian goalkeeper joined Juventus in 2015 from Fiorentina and spent two seasons at the club before leaving for Valencia. Since 2019, Neto plays for FC Barcelona.
AdvertisementGettyDaniele Rugani – Centre Back
The Juventus youth product started his professional career in 2013 but in his very first season at the club, Rugani was sent on loan to Empoli for two years. He returned to Juventus in 2015 and played until 2020. In the last two seasons, the defender has been away on loan spells at Rennes and Cagliari.
Getty ImagesAndrea Barzagli – Centre Back
The former Italian international defender played for clubs like Chievo, Palermo and Wolfsburg before joining Juventus in 2011. Barzagli spent eight years at the club before retiring from professional football in 2019.
Immediately after retirement, the veteran star was appointed as a defensive coach under then manager Maurizio Sarri. Barzagli stepped down from the position in May 2020 citing personal reasons.Getty ImagesGiorgio Chiellini – Centre Back
The Bianconeri legend played for Livorno and AS Roma before joining Juventus in 2004. Chiellini spent the next 18 seasons at the club. In 2022, after his contract expired with the club, the veteran defender moved to the MLS and joined Los Angeles FC on a one-year deal.