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Paul Pogba in limbo: How the World Cup winner is still mulling his next move after his shock Monaco exit – as the ex-Man United star calls for Man City to hand over TWO Premier League titles

Four years may have passed since the 33-year-old was last competing with the Cityzens for their biggest rivals, Manchester United, but he still has a vested interest in the outcome of the appeal.

Published: Monday, 12 October 2026 at 10:12 PM
Paul Pogba in limbo: How the World Cup winner is still mulling his next move after his shock Monaco exit – as the ex-Man United star calls for Man City to hand over TWO Premier League titles
Key Things to Know
  • Paul Pogba hopes Manchester United could be awarded two Premier League titles following Manchester City's financial conviction.
  • The 33-year-old midfielder remains a free agent after his contract with AS Monaco was terminated during the summer.
  • Major League Soccer is viewed as Pogba's most likely destination after he was reportedly offered to clubs in August.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba remains a free agent following his summer exit from Monaco, while jokingly hoping Manchester City's legal troubles could see two Premier League titles awarded to his former club. Speaking at the Singapore Grand Prix, the 33-year-old addressed City's guilty verdict regarding financial charges, noting United's runner-up finishes behind their rivals in the 2017-18 and 2020-21 campaigns.

Pogba is currently mulling his next career move after his Monaco contract was terminated following just six appearances. Major League Soccer is reportedly considered his most probable destination, with the midfielder previously offered to teams across the league. Away from the pitch, Pogba has recently made high-profile appearances at Paris Fashion Week while promoting his luxury apparel brand.

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