Monaco and Paul Pogba part ways by mutual consent after one season
Monaco announces the mutual termination of Paul Pogba's contract after one season, citing struggles to regain form following a lengthy suspension.
Monaco and Paul Pogba have called off their partnership by mutual agreement after just one season at the French club. The decision comes after Pogba struggled to return to his best following a suspension of over two years due to a doping offense. Monaco's statement revealed that while they appreciated Pogba's efforts, the club believed the goals set at the start of his tenure had only partially been met.
Pogba took the time to thank the club's leadership, teammates, and fans in a heartfelt message, acknowledging Monaco as an "exceptional club." Despite starting only one match during his time at the club, the 2018 World Cup winner expressed gratitude for the opportunity to play for Monaco. Currently, Pogba is on the mend from a thigh injury after recently recovering from a knee issue.
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