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Free after his departure from Juventus, Paul Pogba favors a European destination to prove that he can still shine and hopes to find the France team.
Free from any contract after an amicable termination with Juventus, Paul Pogba is preparing to take on a new challenge. If the Italian press had initially mentioned a possible departure for MLS, the 31-year-old French midfielder would favor a destination in Europe.
According to ESPNPogba wants to stay in one of the five major championships (England, Germany, Italy, Spain or France) in order to prove that he can still shine at the highest level. His ultimate goal? Find the French team. Pogba hopes to convince Didier Deschamps by stringing together solid and regular performances within a competitive club.
Several clubs already interested
Although his physical condition remains a question after several months of absence, Pogba is already attracting the interest of several teams in Europe. Some clubs have already initiated discussions with his entourage to assess the feasibility of a transfer.
In France, the hypothesis of an arrival at OM has even been mentioned, although nothing is concrete yet. By remaining in Europe, “La Pioche” hopes to improve its image and show that it can once again become a key element on the ground.
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