Paul Pogba

Paul Pogba’s next club: Top 3 potential destinations for the midfielder to move to next season

Paul Pogba is set to become a free agent this summer when his contract with Manchester United expires. While he hasn't confirmed that he will be leaving the club at…

March 25, 2022
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Paul Pogba is set to become a free agent this summer when his contract with Manchester United expires. While he hasn’t confirmed that he will be leaving the club at the end of the season, he hasn’t agreed to a new contract with his current club either. 

As a result, speculation surrounding his next destination has already begun. And in this article, we will be taking a look at the top three destinations where the midfielder could end up playing next season. 

Top 3 clubs Paul Pogba could join for free 

3. Juventus 

Paul Pogba is still loved by the fanbase and the board at Juventus, and there is a strong chance that he could make a comeback to Turin, where he rose to prominence. With Paulo Dybala leaving in the summer, the Bianconeri can potentially match his wage demands, even if they might be quite high. 

2. Real Madrid 

Real Madrid have long been linked with the services of the France international. Pogba himself has stated that he dreams of playing for Real Madrid at some point in his career. The trio of Kroos, Casemiro and Modric will not be around forever. 

And, by signing Paul Pogba for free in the summer, Madrid will be preparing themselves for a new era by having one of the best attack-minded midfielders in the world. 

1. Paris Saint-Germain 

The Frenchman was recently asked about a return to Paris, and his response suggested that he was open to moving to the French giants. PSG’s midfield problems have been well documented, and Pogba would be the creative solution that they need to climb to the next level. 

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