Monaco mulls ending Pogba deal over injuries
French player Paul Pogba, who plays for Monaco, is facing a major crisis due to his recurring muscular injuries, which have led the club's management to consider terminating his contract before its scheduled end in summer 2027. Pogba sustained a new muscular injury during the preseason training camp, raising doubts about his ability to return to regular competition, especially since his recent appearances have been very limited; he has played only 6 matches throughout the season, totaling between 105 and 115 minutes. Pogba has not announced a final decision regarding retirement, but the possibility of contract termination with Monaco presents him with two options: transferring to another club or reassessing his future if his physical problems persist. It is worth noting that Pogba has a distinguished career with Juventus and Manchester United and was once one of the most expensive players in the world, but he is now suffering health issues that are affecting his career at the age of 33.
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