Paul Pogba is reportedly attracting interest from several MLS clubs, including Inter Miami and New York City FC, as he seeks a fresh start after his ban.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is reportedly attracting interest from Major League Soccer clubs after becoming a free agent in August. According to reports from TuttoJuve.com cited by Alex Browne, DC United, Inter Miami, and New York City FC have emerged as three potential destinations for the French international as he seeks to continue his career in the United States.
Pogba was released by AS Monaco following an injury-hit spell and a previously reduced 18-month doping suspension. While no advanced negotiations are currently underway, potential moves to Saudi Arabia or Turkey have reportedly lost momentum, making a free transfer to MLS Pogba's most likely next step.
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