Paul Pogba Seeking Next Club, MLS Move Possible
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Former star midfielder Paul Pogba is looking for his next team after being released by Monaco, with MLS being a potential destination. His representatives are exploring options, including D.C. United, where Israeli player Tai Baribo plays, and Inter Miami. Pogba's career has seen success with Juventus and Manchester United, including a World Cup win with France, but has recently been impacted by injuries and a doping ban.
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- Paul Pogba is seeking his next club after his release from Monaco.
- Major League Soccer (MLS) is a potential destination for the French midfielder.
- D.C. United, featuring Israeli player Tai Baribo, is among the rumored clubs.
- Inter Miami and New York City FC have also been mentioned as possible suitors.
- Pogba's career has included spells at Manchester United, Juventus, and a World Cup win.
- Recent years have been affected by injuries and a doping suspension.
Former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, once considered one of the world's best, is reportedly seeking his next career move after being released by Monaco. The French international, who recently served a doping ban, is open to joining Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States, with his representatives actively searching for a suitable team. Among the potential destinations mentioned are D.C. United, where Israeli player Tai Baribo currently plays and has scored 14 goals in 21 appearances. D.C. United is currently competing for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Inter Miami, a team also in the Eastern Conference, has also been cited as a possible suitor for Pogba. New York City FC, another Eastern Conference playoff contender, has also been linked with the midfielder. However, no concrete progress has been made with any of these clubs yet. Pogba's career has included stints at Manchester United and Juventus, winning multiple Serie A titles and reaching a Champions League final with the latter. He returned to Manchester United in 2016 for a world-record fee at the time and won the Europa League. He was part of the French squad that won the 2018 World Cup and the 2021 Nations League. His return to Juventus in 2022 was hampered by injuries and the doping suspension, which was later reduced. He signed with Monaco in June 2025 to revive his career but was recently released.
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