MONACO SET TO PART WAYS WITH POGBA — REPORT
Paul Pogba’s time at AS Monaco could be coming to an early end, with the French club reportedly preparing to terminate the midfielder’s contract.
Pogba joined Monaco in 2025 on a two-year deal that was expected to keep him at the club until 2027. However, his return to football has been severely disrupted by fitness problems.
The 2018 World Cup winner made only a limited number of appearances during his first season with Monaco, with injuries continuing to affect his comeback following his doping suspension.
Reports indicate that Monaco’s management had informed Pogba of its intention to end his contract, with another injury during the club’s pre-season preparations reportedly contributing to the decision.
The club and Pogba are expected to negotiate a financial settlement before the transfer window closes. If the termination is completed, the midfielder could become a free agent.
Pogba had hoped that his move to Monaco would provide an opportunity to revive his career and return to regular first-team football after a difficult period that included an 18-month doping ban and recurring injuries.
However, his limited playing time and continued fitness problems have made his future at the Ligue 1 club increasingly uncertain.
If the reported termination goes through, the 33-year-old midfielder will be free to consider offers from other clubs as he attempts to rebuild his career.
Pogba remains one of the most decorated midfielders of his generation, having won the 2018 FIFA World Cup with France and enjoyed successful spells with Juventus and Manchester United.
