Paul Pogba has broken his silence, sharing his thoughts on the possibility of rejoining Manchester United.

Paul Pogba is reportedly on the brink of reuniting with his former Manchester United teammate, Mason Greenwood, at Marseille, as talks for a possible January move are gaining momentum.

Pogba, now 31, had been handed a four-year suspension due to a doping infraction, but after a successful appeal, the ban has been reduced to 18 months, enabling him to resume training by January. Juventus is expected to terminate his contract, making Pogba a free agent by the winter transfer window, which could pave the way for his move to the Ligue 1 side.

Currently sitting third in Ligue 1, Marseille has experienced a revival with Greenwood’s arrival. The young forward has been in excellent form, scoring five goals in his first seven appearances. Adding Pogba to their ranks could significantly strengthen Marseille’s offensive lineup.

However, this reunion may be short-lived. Greenwood’s impressive performances have reportedly drawn the attention of Barcelona, who are preparing a £60 million bid for the forward in the summer of 2025. Manchester United stands to gain financially from the deal due to a sell-on clause.

As for Manchester United, the club’s future direction is still a topic of discussion, with former goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel suggesting Thomas Tuchel as a potential successor to the under-pressure Erik ten Hag.

Marseille, looking to bolster their squad with experienced Premier League players, has recently added Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Neal Maupay. With Pogba possibly joining, the club is aiming for a solid push for European competition, combining seasoned players with emerging talents.

Stay tuned as this story unfolds!