- Paul Pogba has been offered to Monaco and the club’s response has been positive
- The midfielder is free to play again after serving a reduced doping ban that expired on 10 March 2025
- Monaco are targeting an ambitious rebuild, already signing Eric Dier and pursuing Ansu Fati
Key Takeaways:
Former Juventus and Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba could continue his career at French side Monaco, reports journalist Santi Aouna from Footmercato.
According to the outlet, Pogba has been offered to the Principality club by agents, and the response has been positive. Monaco are actively looking to strengthen their midfield ahead of their return to the Champions League, and the club believes Pogba’s experience could be valuable at Stade Louis II. He had been heavily linked with Marseille, but talks with that club are currently at a standstill.
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❗️Libre de tout contrat, Paul Pogba a été proposé à l'AS Monaco
Avec @sebnonda & @laloumance pic.twitter.com/jRvojL6D6s
— Santi Aouna (@Santi_J_FM) June 3, 2025
Pogba – a world champion with France in 2018 – was handed a four-year ban for breaching anti-doping regulations, but after an appeal and the submission of new evidence, the suspension was reduced to 18 months. As of 10 March 2025, the midfielder has served his ban and is now free to resume his career and find a new club.
The 32-year-old has 91 caps and 11 goals for the French national team and has represented France at every youth level from U15 onwards. Meanwhile, Monaco are making ambitious moves in the transfer market, having already signed Eric Dier from Bayern Munich and nearing a deal for Ansu Fati from Barcelona.