The wait is almost over.
Paul Pogba has completed his doping suspension, signed with a new team, and is getting ready to make his comeback.
Details: Monaco’s head coach Adi Hütter stated that Pogba will see the field soon — possibly right after the international break in about two weeks.
Quote: “Paul Pogba could be ready to play against Angers on October 18… We plan to gradually increase his playing time, starting with 15–20 minutes in this first match,” said Hütter.
On November 15, 2024, Juventus and Pogba mutually agreed to end his contract, which officially finished on November 30. He signed with Monaco on June 28, 2025, for a deal lasting until June 30, 2027.
Reminder: Turkey and 48 athletes have called for immediate sanctions against Israel, including World Cup winner Paul Pogba.
