Paul Pogba on his Juventus future: “Willing to give up money to play for the club” | OneFootball

Paul Pogba willing to make a huge salary sacrifice to continue his career at Juventus.

Speaking in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport via Gianluca Di Marzio, Paul Pogba reiterated his commitment towards Juventus as he would reduce his salary to stay at the club. He said: “I am willing to give up even money just to play for Juve again. I want to come back.”

The 31-year-old was banned from playing competitive football for four years due to a doping violation but the sentence was lessened to 18 months recently. Pogba can return to the pitch in March 2025 and he aims to play out the full term of his contract until 2026 with the Bianconeri.

Pogba looks to make an instant impression following his return as he remarked: “He will be a new Pogba, Hungrier, wiser and stronger. I have trained alone with the trainers this year and I am ready to return to normal in 2025. I only have one desire, to play football.”

Rumours have linked the Frenchman away from Turin as several Premier League clubs may have contacted him to discuss a potential transfer next summer. However, as things stand, Pogba has stalled all external offers and wants to find an amiable solution with manager Thiago Motta to play at Juventus.

Trambak Bhattacherjee | GIFN