Paul Pogba held conversations with Monaco while he weighs his next movement after his doping ban returns.
De Vrije Agent, 32, officially returned from his suspension in March and last for Juventus against Empoli in September 2023.
Pogba left Juventus in November last year and trained to keep himself sharp for all the lovers.
The former Star of Manchester United shared photos on Tuesday in an athletics and football facility with Roma striker Paulo Dybala and, somewhat bizarre, including Donald Trump's businessman in lawsage Michael Boulos. The dirt weather did not stop him from getting a training.
Mail Sport exclusively revealed last year that Pogba had reduced its four -year ban to 18 months after an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
He also sat down one on one with postal sport to open himself over the 'hell' of his ban and how it had influenced his life.
“We are all human, we all have feelings. When that (ban) happened, I realized what life is, “said the World Cup winner.
'Paul Pogba – the famous man – is no longer. People avoided me. I used to be invited to fashion weeks and such events.
“Now they were:” We can't use Pogba “. My friends don't ring like the way they ran earlier.
'When people hear doping, it is as if they think you want to become the incredible Hulk. That is how people used to see me. And public opinion means that they can say what they want. '
He also said: “We went through hell. A time of darkness. But this is my second chance, I have to use it. '
Moving to Monaco would represent his Firts taste of domestic French football, because he left the Academy of Le Havre in 2009.
The men of ADI Hutter finished third in Ligue 1 this season and therefore qualified for the competition phase of the Champions League.
There is every chance that he could get one of his old Premier League rivals, although there will be no reunion with Man United after they have lost the Europa League final.
The Frenchman eventually left Old Trafford on a free in the summer of 2022, six years after he returned for a record of £ 89 million.
He returned to Juventus in 2022, but managed only 12 performances due to injury problems before a failed drug test in August 2023.
In February 2024, Pogba, then 30, was beaten with a four -year ban from football after not the test.
He had tested positively on Testosterone after Juventus' first match of the 2023-24 season against Udinese, and received his hefty punishment by an anti-doping officer in Italy.