Topics: UEFA, World Cup Qualifiers, Netherlands, France, Paul Pogba
The world's most expensive footballer gave Les Bleus the lead with a long-range shot, achieving his first goal with the French National Team from outside the box.

Paul Pogba always finds a way to stand out, and today's goal against the Oranje was a good example.

The French midfielder drilled a long-distance shot into the back of Maartin Stekelenburg's net to give France the lead at Amsterdam Arena, while helping Didier Deschamps' crew to keep the top spot of Group A in the UEFA WC Qualifiers.

Pogba's shot was so hard to keep out, that it ended bending Stekelenburg's hands while trying to save the shot. 

Have a look at Pogba's long-distance shot (Image may be geo-restricted)

Manchester United's midfielder has now scored goals for France in the World Cup Qualifiers, the UEFA Euro, and during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. But he managed to end a personal jinx when it came to shots from outside the box.

Have a look at what fans had to say about Pogba's stunner.