Paul Pogba’s Next Move: Newcastle Rumors, Man City Snub, and the Truth About a Man United Comeback

Paul Pogba Eyes Premier League Return Amid Speculation on His Next Move

Paul Pogba’s football journey has been turbulent since his second stint at Manchester United, marred by injuries, a doping ban, and a tumultuous period at Juventus. However, with his ban reduced and a return to professional football possible in March 2025, speculation about Pogba’s next chapter is rife.

No Third Act at Manchester United

A return to Old Trafford appears unlikely. Pogba, in an interview with Sky Sports, ruled out the possibility but expressed a strong desire to maintain, if not surpass, his current level.

“I don’t want to lose the level I’m at,” Pogba said. “If I can surpass it, this is what I want. I’m still the same player but with a different hunger. I’m more motivated and more hungry. I will appreciate the game more than before, after it was taken away from me.”

Despite rumors suggesting a potential training stint at United to regain fitness, Pogba confirmed he has no such plans.

Newcastle and West Ham Linked

According to reports via Football365, Newcastle United and West Ham are considering Pogba as a top transfer target. With Pogba now a free agent, these Premier League clubs might see his availability as a financially viable option, especially under Financial Fair Play constraints.

Man City Offer Turned Down

Before rejoining Juventus in 2022, Pogba revealed he had an opportunity to join Pep Guardiola at Manchester City. Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport, he admitted to rejecting the offer, opting instead for a return to Turin, where he had enjoyed significant success earlier in his career.

Motivation Beyond Money

Although lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia or the United States are likely, Pogba’s focus remains on re-establishing himself in a top European league. His primary goal is to earn a recall to the French national team, a feat he acknowledges will be challenging at this stage of his career.

“I hope I can return to the France squad,” Pogba told Sky Sports. “It’s in my mind, for sure. I have to be ready for that. There are players who deserve to play, and I have to win my place back. I’m ready to fight.”

What’s Next for Pogba?

At 31, Pogba faces a critical juncture in his career. Whether he chooses the Premier League, another top-tier European club, or a new adventure, his return will be closely watched. For now, his focus remains on staying fit, motivated, and proving his worth on the field once again.

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