Fifa to probe Paul Pogba transfer

Fifa are to investigate the world-record transfer of Paul Pogba to Manchester United.

Fifa to probe Paul Pogba transfer
Wed, 10 May, 2017 - 01:00
Stephen Gleeson

French midfielder Pogba was transferred for more than £89.3m (€105.2m) in August 2016 from Italian club Juventus.

Confirmation of the investigation came after French media reports said Fifa had opened an inquiry.

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