Paul Pogba assured fans that he is still “desire” to play professional football again, but has not found a new club since his Juventus contract was terminated by Juventus' contract about six months ago.
A doping ban in Pogba's appeal in October last year reduced from four years to 18 months, but that didn't stop his Juventus party from ending early in a few weeks.
The Frenchman has ties to former Manchester United clubs as well as Marseille, which will play professionally for the first time in his home country. However, spending a lot of time in Miami in recent months has already suggested moving to Major League Baseball. The Saudi Professional League is also an obvious choice for Pogba, who is now 32 years old.
“I mean, it's just a little message from someone I think is still eager to make a comeback. I've been training myself, but never give up, always pursuing my dreams and what I want to achieve,” the player told his followers. Instagram.
“Now, you all have a little bit of information now that you don't get what you want, but just keep trying until you get it. Tomorrow may be tomorrow, maybe in a year, two years, but man, what will happen, it will happen, it will happen, let's go. Big, I'll see you soon.”
Due to the combination of injuries, suspension and subsequent absence of the sport, Pogba has made only 12 appearances in nearly three seasons since leaving Old Trafford in 2022.
His last Manchester United appeared before the end of the contract due to a calf problem more than a month before the end of the season. Juventus made his second debut in Turin’s name between 2012 and 2016, and was later postponed for six months due to a knee injury.
Pogba then waived the discipline issue by Juve Boss Massimiliano Allegri, and since then, he started for the first time since returning to the club in May 2023, ending just 23 minutes after his injury.
Pogba's last appearance came in a victory over Empoli in Serie A at Juve in September 2023, and he hasn't added his 91 French hat since March 2022.
