Paul Pogba has officially completed his 18-month suspension as of March 10, 2025, and is now eligible to return to professional football. During his time away from the sport, he parted ways with Juventus in November 2024 and has since been training independently to maintain his fitness in preparation for a comeback.
Interest in the 31-year-old midfielder has been growing, with several clubs exploring the possibility of signing him. Olympique de Marseille is reportedly among the teams considering a move, though formal talks have yet to be confirmed. Meanwhile, speculation about a potential return to Manchester United has surfaced, with former player Dwight Yorke suggesting that Pogba could be a valuable addition to their midfield. However, there are no concrete indications that a reunion with his former club is in the works.
Pogba’s main objective is to secure a place with a competitive European team, as he aims to stay in contention for the French national squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Although clubs from Major League Soccer and Brazil have expressed interest, he remains focused on playing at the highest level in Europe. For now, Pogba remains a free agent, weighing his options carefully as he looks to reignite his career on the professional stage.
