Paul Pogba set for a short-term deal in MLS, Brazil or Turkey before a big summer move | OneFootball

According to Foot Mercato, Paul Pogba (31) could be set for a short-term deal before making a big summer move when the transfer window reopens in June. The World Cup winner was unable to find a club during the winter transfer window.

Pogba is a free agent following the termination of his contract with Juventus in November 2024. Despite his appealing status as a France international available on a free transfer, the midfielder is banned from playing any matches before March 11th. This issue was a dealbreaker when clubs were negotiating a potential transfer, including Marseille, who expressed an interest in the former Manchester United player.

MLS, Brazil or Turkey?

The MLS, Brazil and Turkey have been touted as potential destinations for the 31-year-old, Foot Mercato understands. Pogba can begin training for any club now ahead of his pending availability from mid-March. Clubs in all three potential destinations can still make moves with their transfer windows open.

GFFN | Liam Wraith