Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has told RMC he regards Turin as "home" as he prepares to return to Juventus in the Champions League next week.
Pogba, who rejoined United from Juve in what was then a world record deal, played for the Serie A club between 2012 and 2016, winning four Serie A titles and two Coppa Italias.
The France international said he had predicted that United would be drawn in the same Champions League group as Juve, who beat them 1-0 at Old Trafford last month.
"I expected it, it was mad," he said. "I'd spoken about it with my brother last summer. I said to him: 'Imagine we're in the same group as Juve.'
"For me, it's a pleasure. Turin is my home -- that's where I scored my first professional goal."
Pogba said he remained in touch with some of his former Juventus teammates and had learned from legendary players including Andrea Pirlo.
"[Juan] Cuadrado, [Paolo] Dybala, [Leonardo] Bonucci ... I hear from them, we speak from time to time. We were a family, so of course we stay in contact," he said.
"When you're alongside players like Pirlo, Gigi [Buffon] or [Giorgio] Chiellini, you can only learn.
"Every day, in training, you try to observe them. Even as an established player, you can always learn from those sorts of men."
Pogba said he was targeting victory in the Champions League, calling it "a trophy I think about, I always have it in mind."