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But where will Paul Pogba play? Next March, the 31-year-old midfielder will be able to return to the pitch, at the end of his suspension for doping. Little by little, the European media are revealing information on the future of the former Red Devil. This weekend, for example, there was talk of very pronounced interest from Manchester City and Pep Guardiola in his services.
The Catalan coach would like, according to this information, to enlist an experienced midfielder, capable of having an immediate impact. It is also a question of covering the absence of Rodri, and Pogba, even if he has a very different profile from the Spaniard, could have the necessary qualities to take control of the cityzen environment. At the same time, there is always this fantasy of seeing him land in Ligue 1, with this OM rumor which comes back persistently.
Manchester City will not try anything
And now in England this Monday, we learn a little more. THE Mirror like the Manchester Evening News tell us that Manchester City is actually not interested in Paul Pogba. Despite the information that has come out, the Skyblues do not intend to go on the attack. They are cooled by the player’s red devil past, but also by the fact that he will need time to adapt to get back into rhythm, in addition to missing the big deadlines in February. A signing for Manchester City is therefore not currently considered realistic.
Which therefore allows Olympique de Marseille to have every chance of attracting him to its ranks. “I think that as for all Marseille supporters, of course Paul Pogba is a dream. Afterwards, if it’s true or not, I can’t tell you more. But in any case, I think that having also rubbed shoulders with him in the selection and also rubbed shoulders with other Marseille players, he knows that if he comes, he knows where he is going. And it can only be beneficial for him (to join) a club like Marseille”confided Dimitri Payet this weekend. To be continued…
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