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The Bianconeri sold the French midfielder to Manchester United in 2016, for what was at the time a world record fee of €105m.

His agent, Mino Raiola, was paid €27m for being an intermediary in the deal, but an investigation was opened to establish whether that constituted third party ownership.

According to the Football Leaks documents published by Mediapart and Der Spiegel, Topscore Sports Limited - Raiola's company - signed a contract with Juve on July 20, 2016.

That alleged contract noted that the agent had boosted Pogba’s profile, and should therefore be compensated were there to be a “bidding war”.

In the contract, Juve set a minimum price of €90m for their prize asset, with Raiola to receive a fixed amount of €18m for his services.

For every €5m above the minimum though, Raiola was to earn an additional €3m.

Mediapart claims that amounted to giving him part of Pogba’s ownership, and FIFA’s report, using its Transfer Matching System, alleged that Juventus violated regulations.
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