Monaco set to terminate Paul Pogba’s contract
According to information from Nice-Matin and confirmed by multiple other outlets, AS Monaco are set to terminate Paul Pogba’s (33) contract. The French outlet writes that the club informed Pogba a ...
Monaco have reportedly decided to terminate Paul Pogba's contract, according to reports from Nice-Matin and other outlets. The French club informed the French star recently that they intend to end their professional relationship early with the player. Monaco is now expected to seek a financial settlement with Pogba and pay any remaining wages owed to him.
Pogba, who joined Monaco on a free transfer following the conclusion of his doping ban in 2022, struggled with fitness during his first season back in professional football. He only made six appearances, logging 105 minutes of play. In early summer, Pogba hinted on social media that he intended to stay with the club for another season as contract discussions had not yet commenced. However, it has since been confirmed that the 33-year-old will not continue his career in Monaco.
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Also reported by 2 other outlets
- Pogba expected to have Monaco contract terminated myjoyonline.com
- Pogba expected to have Monaco contract terminated bbc.co.uk
