JUVENTUS have a good track record of picking up top talent for FREE.
Over the years, the Old Lady have signed the likes of Italian legends Andrea Pirlo and Fabio Cannavaro for nothing.
Dani Alves also joined Juve after a trophy-laden career at Barcelona.
But this summer, they're set to sign Paul Pogba for FREE for a second time.
The Frenchman joined Juve from Manchester United in 2012.
He then went on to make 177 appearances in a four-year spell, with one of those coming in the 2015 Champions League final against Barcelona in Berlin.
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Pogba then sealed a £89million return to United in 2016, becoming the most expensive footballer on the planet.
In his time at Old Trafford, Pogba won two major honours, but ultimately failed to consistently perform.
Juve will now re-sign Pogba for FREE with his contract set to expire at the end of this month.
The midfielder will pen a three-year deal with an option for a further 12 months.
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Juve also signed the likes of Neto, Robert Kovac and Olof Mellberg on free transfers throughout the years.
Germans Emre Can and Sami Khedira also joined the Old Lady for free after spells at Liverpool and Real Madrid respectively.
Further up the field, Fernando Llorente was picked up for nothing after a successful stint at Athletic Bilbao.
And Kingsley Coman was snapped up from Paris Saint-Germain to complete a free XI that would compete with the most expensive side money can buy.
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