The 2018 world champion is in his rehabilitation process after several months without playing. In recent weeks, the ASM midfielder has joined the group during training sessions. Images that suggest that the former Juventus player approaches a return.
Present at a press conference this Friday, his coach Adi Hutter spoke about the Pogba case. The Monegasque coach admitted that his player was close to a return and even gave a possible date for his first steps.
“” It is more and more with the team. Our goal was perhaps he was in the group for the match against Nice (Sunday, at 5:15 p.m.), but it's a bit early. Perhaps it will be for the next match, against Angers, after the international break (October 18). I hope he will be in the group. It is still only part of the sessions. As you can imagine, it takes time, but we bring it closer and closer to a return, it needs to make duels. We will see in the next two what will be the next steps, and I think it can be ready against Angers, without promising it to you, but it can also be the next match, “ he launched in front of the journalists. Words that should please Monegasque supporters but also fans of the 32 -year -old.
2026 global objective?
Paul Pogba is about to return to the field after several months of absence. The Frenchman wants to return to a high level with the Principality club. A high level that would allow him to believe in his chances for the 2026 World Cup.
If he were to chain the matches, there is no doubt that his coach Didier Deschamps would call on him. This Thursday, the boss of the Blues also spoke on Pogba. “” Yes, he approaches the moment when he becomes a football player again. A return to the French team? Let him want it and be a goal in his head, I have no doubt. However, he has steps to take. The next one is when he has the ASM jersey and he will set foot on the field. I hope it’s going well for him. Afterwards, we'll see. It is all the evil that I wish him, already to pass this first step. It will already be a huge joy for him, “
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