Paul Pogba, a new Juventus acquisition, is one of the highest-paid players in the Italian Serie A.

Pogba's contract with Manchester United expired this summer, and on Monday he formally signed with Juventus on a free transfer.

The World Cup winner for France returned to Juventus after six years at Manchester United.

Tancredi Palmeri estimates that Pogba will make £6.3 million annually, ranking him fifth among the highest-paid players in Serie A.

The midfielder is on par with Romelu Lukaku, who returned to Inter Milan on loan this summer after failing to make an impression at Chelsea.

Pogba and Lukaku, meanwhile, are behind Adrien Rabiot of Juventus (£7.6 million), Alexis Sanchez of Inter Milan (£8.4 million), and Matthijs de Ligt of Juventus (£10.1 million).

Dusan Vlahovic and Angel Di Maria of Juventus are listed below Pogba and Lukaku.

However, Juventus star Aaron Ramsey finds himself inside the top-ten earners.

The former Arsenal midfielder, who was on loan at Rangers last season, picks up £5.8m-a-year.

Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez (£5.2m) and Napoli’s Kalidou Koulibaly (£5m) make up the rest of the top ten