Paul Pogba is in 'advanced talks' to leave Juventus, with the former Manchester United player set to return to action in March.
After failing a doping test in 2023, the 31-year-old received a four-year suspension from football, which appeared to be the end of his career.
However, on appeal, Pogba's punishment was lowered to 18 months, allowing him to resume training in January and return to action in March.
However, Juventus has chosen to terminate the midfielder's contract, which is slated to expire in 2026, by mutual consent, after Pogba had a rough year in Turin before to his sentence, making only 12 appearances in all competitions. Reported by football365.
Juventus CEO Maurizio Scnavino stated, "I can confirm that we're in talks with Paul Pogba and his camp to find a solution."
Pogba is anticipated to join a new club in January, and Marseille, led by Roberto De Zerbi, are reportedly interested in signing the midfielder, maybe as a result of Patrice Evra's influence.
Pogba's former Manchester United teammate recently stated, "I think that 99% we won't see Paul in the Juventus colours again." He needs to flip the page.
"I'm going to call Mehdi Benatia [Marseille's sporting director] to give him [Pogba] a phone call, because the doors are open."
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