Paul Pogba finally signed one year contract with Man United as a free agent, decision taken by board last night to revive the former man United star career

Paul Pogba has been without a club since Juventus terminated his contract last year following a doping ban. Although his initial four-year suspension was reduced to 18 months, he will be eligible to return to action in March. The World Cup winner has been linked with potential moves to MLS, the Saudi Pro League, and a possible reunion with Mason Greenwood at Marseille. Despite these options, former Manchester United striker Louis Saha believes Pogba should consider a sensational return to Old Trafford.

Speaking to Spaceportsweden.com, Saha shared his views on Pogba’s next chapter, highlighting that the midfielder’s free-agent status gives him the advantage of signing with a club even after the transfer window closes. Saha stressed the importance of Pogba joining a team quickly to rebuild his fitness and settle into a tactical system.

Saha also floated the idea of Pogba joining Fulham, describing the West London club as a welcoming destination where his talent could shine. He felt Pogba’s experience and creativity could make him a valuable addition to their midfield.

However, Saha’s top preference remains a return to Manchester United. The former striker expressed his excitement at the possibility of seeing Pogba back in a United shirt, comparing his flair and impact to players like Neymar and Amad Diallo. Saha remains confident that a fully fit Pogba could become one of the team’s standout performers.

Meanwhile, Manchester United are focusing on offloading players to streamline their squad ahead of the January window deadline. As the team prepares for a Europa League clash against FCSB, the idea of Pogba’s return seems unlikely, given the club’s shift toward younger, more disciplined talents. While Saha’s admiration for Pogba’s abilities is clear, United’s current strategy may not align with such a reunion.

Despite this, Fulham could emerge as a more practical option, provided Pogba regains his form. The real question is whether any top European club is willing to gamble on his comeback after his lengthy absence from competitive action.