Olympique de Marseille, often linked to Pogba in recent weeks, sees a big name appear in the file. Indeed, Manchester City would have expressed its interest in Paul Pogba, but the deal could be complex to materialize, because the player would favor destinations like Spain, Italy or Germany after his second experience in England.
Paul Pogbafree from any contract since his termination with Juventus, continues to make waves on the transfer market. Suspended until March 2025 for a positive doping test, the French midfielder, 2018 world champion, sees his name circulating in several clubs, and his future seems more uncertain than ever.
City targeting Pogba? The player does not want to return to the PL?
According to The Telegraph, Manchester City has reportedly shown an interest in the player, with Pep Guardiola particularly appreciating Pogba for his technical qualities and experience at the highest level. However, this avenue could prove complex to achieve, even for Citizens. The player, who has already played in England with Manchester United, would not have particularly enjoyed his second stay in the country and could favor other destinations. Indeed, Pogba would have preferences for Spain, Italy or Germany, thus suggesting possibilities elsewhere than with the English champions.
In this dynamic, Olympique de Marseille, which has been linked to Pogba for several weeks, could do well. Although The Telegraph does not mention OM in its article, the French press frequently mentions a growing interest on the part of the Marseille club. OM could represent an attractive destination for Pogba, especially as the player seems to want to return to a more familiar environment after his setbacks in Turin and Manchester.
Currently, Paul Pogba is still suspended, further complicating negotiations. However, as soon as his suspension is lifted in March 2025, he could be able to return to the field and relaunch his career, with several clubs in his sights, including Manchester City and theABOUTeach with advantages and obstacles to overcome.
