It has often been where it was not expected. Paul Pogba, with a sawing career but always haloed with a particular brilliance, has never left indifferent. Long injured, suspended, far from the field after a sanction for doping, the 2018 world champion seems today ready to write a new chapter. At 31, there is no longer a question of dreams, but of choice. And the one is preparing to make the old world of Juventus, free since February, may well surprise.
While rumors sent him to Saudi Arabia, to the United States or to an early retirement, Pogba looks in the east. Far from hanging up the crampons, he aims to return to a large European championship, and not in any club …
An unexpected destination to relaunch your career
According to information from Sky Deutschland, Paul Pogba and his entourage have targeted Germany to relaunch the career of the midfielder. More specifically, it is towards Bayern Munich that the eyes turn. The Bavarian club was approached by the player's representatives, and if it is not yet a sealed agreement, the discussions are open. The pickaxe, free from any contract, wishes to stay in Europe and sees in the Bundesliga an ideal exit door.
Pogba still does not know with which club he can bounce back.
Bayern, renowned for its rigor, studies the possibility of betting on a player as talented as it is fragile in recent seasons. Pogba has hardly played for two years, but its qualities remain intact. On the marketing side, its name continues to attract and strengthen the international aura of the club. The contract mentioned would largely be based on concrete performance, a way of limiting risks while focusing on its potential.
Pogba wants to take his time
Recently asked about his future, Paul Pogba confirmed that he was receiving offers from
“From everywhere”while adding that he wanted to take the necessary time before committing. He evokes a “crucial” stage of his career and does not want to rush. The German option, however, seems to be gaining credit.
After so many months in the shadows, Pogba dreams of a return to the top. If he were to sign in Bayern, it would be a strong signal sent to the world of football: the “draw” did not say his last word. Would the Bundesliga be the ideal theater of its Renaissance? The suspense remains whole.
