Paul Pogba's future is finally taking shape after several months of speculation and doubt. The French international, who joined Juventus Turin in 2022 in the hope of relaunching his career, will officially leave the Turin club. According to information from Gazzetta dello Sport, negotiations for the termination of his contract are underway, and a departure from Juve seems imminent. This decision should be made official in the coming days, probably before the end of the international break.
The departure of Paul Pogba of Juventus is no longer in doubt. After a season marked by repeated injuries and a suspension for doping, the French midfielder saw his performances deteriorate over time in Turin. While his suspension is now reduced by the Court of Arbitration for Sport and he is authorized to resume competition from March 2025, Pogba will end his adventure with the Old Lady club.
Pogba leaves Juventus: what future for the French international?
If several rumors have fueled the idea of a return to France, notably to Olympique de Marseille, where he is linked to Mehdi Benatiathis option seems less and less likely. The OM sports advisor recently discussed the situation on RMC: “Paul Pogba? He's a top player, but for now, he's still a Juventus Turin player. » A statement which put an end to speculation about an immediate transfer to OM.
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Pogba in Major League Soccer: MLS as a new challenge?
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the most realistic path for Paul Pogba now leads to the United States, where he could join Major League Soccer (MLS). The midfielder, passionate about American culture and US sport, seems ready to try a new adventure in MLS, a championship which attracts more and more international stars. His future club still remains unclear, but destinations like Los Angeles, where Olivier Giroud and Hugo Lloris play, or Inter Miami, the club of Messi and Suarez, are regularly mentioned.
Pogba to LA?
Major League Soccer offers Paul Pogba a unique opportunity to relaunch after a difficult period in Europe. At 31, the former Manchester United player still has goals to accomplish, and MLS could be the ideal place to give new impetus to his career away from his extra-sporting problems in France.
Paul Pogba at MLS could thus be a major turning point in his career, and the coming months promise to reveal more about this new adventure for the French midfielder.
