DC United, who possesses the MLS discharge rights of Pogba that prevents other teams in the competition to negotiate with him, are reportedly in negotiations with the World Cup winner 2018 who is looking for the regular playing time for the first time since September 2023.
A doping of 18 months has now been served and the playmaker is also supposed to explore opportunities in Europe and the Middle East at the dusk of his career. Poga continues to work on an individual training program while he takes his comeback seriously in an attempt to breathe new life into his career and to impress potential parties.
In a video on his personal Instagram account, the Frenchman spoke directly with fans and revealed that his return could take a few years while trying to find the perfect club that will take him with him.
“What's going on, it's your boy pp. I mean, this is just a small message that I think someone who is still hungry for the comeback. I have trained by myself, but never give up and always haunted my dream and what I want to achieve.
“So just a small message for all of you that you don't get what you want now, just keep trying, keep pushing until you get it. It might be tomorrow, it might be in a year, two years, but man what's going to happen, so we go, let's go. Big up and I'll see you soon.”