Paul Pogba’s future remains in limbo as the midfielder is set to part ways with Juventus, with his contract likely to be terminated by mutual consent in the near future. Juventus can end the contract for just cause, which would absolve them of any financial obligations, but the club is aiming for an amicable resolution out of respect for the Frenchman.
Pogba is eager to become a free agent, allowing him to explore new opportunities, including a potential move to Major League Soccer (MLS), where the physical demands are generally less taxing than in Europe. His fitness has been a recurring issue, as he has struggled with injuries since his tenure at Manchester United.
With Juventus disinclined to keep him, Pogba has been linked to several top European clubs. Notably, a report from Tuttomercatoweb indicates that Barcelona is closely monitoring his situation at Juventus. However, while the Catalan club is among his options, the allure of the MLS may be stronger, suggesting that a departure from European football is increasingly likely for Pogba.
The situation has reached a point where Juventus feels Pogba’s second spell with the club has been fraught with difficulties, culminating in his recent suspension. As he is no longer part of Thiago Motta’s plans, the need to terminate his contract soon is becoming imperative for Juventus.
