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Published January 28, 2025 4:53pm Updated January 28, 2025 4:53pm
Paul Pogba has sparked rumours he could return to Manchester United for a third stint after posting a cryptic four-word message on Instagram.
Pogba, a free agent, has been linked with a number of clubs since his contract with Juventus was terminated in November including French side Marseille, Manchester City, Brazilian team Corinthians and Inter Miami.
The Frenchman has also attracted interest from the Saudi Pro League and there have also been reports that Pogba could head back to Old Trafford, where he played from 2009 to 2012 and again between 2016 and 2022.
Amid speculation over his future, Pogba posted a cartoon on social media of himself and Amad Diallo stood next to each other in United home kits.
Pogba uploaded the cartoon on Monday night and he is seen wearing the No.6 shirt, which is the number he wore during his second United spell.
The World Cup winner then posted a second Instagram story, this time of himself overlooking Miami from a skyscraper, with the four-word caption: ‘Let’s see what’s coming…’
Pogba tested positive for testosterone in August last year and was handed the maximum punishment by Italy’s anti-doping court.
But the Court of Arbitration for Sport judges cut Pogba’s ban for a lack of intent, accepting that his positive test was the result of erroneously taking a supplement prescribed by a doctor in Florida.
Italian giants Juventus came to a mutual agreement with Pogba to cancel his contract, despite the 31-year-old winner having a doping ban slashed.
Pogba is free to resume training this month and is able to begin playing again from March 2025 onwards.
Last month, former Red Devils star Louis Saha claimed Pogba could be returning to United in January.
‘I’ve heard some rumours that Paul Pogba will be offered the opportunity to come back and train with Man Utd in the New Year, and I think that would be a great opportunity for Paul,’ Saha told Casino Utan Spelpaus.
‘He needs to get back to his best level as quickly as possible, and training with top players will help him to do that. I think he would be thrilled to have the opportunity to go back to the club.’
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