Paul Pogba has expressed his decision to join Manchester United in January, following the termination of his contract, but he has one crucial condition. The Juventus star is open to helping solve Manchester United’s current midfield issues, but his specific demands must be met before making the move.

Paul Pogba has expressed his readiness to rejoin Manchester United in January, but only if a specific condition is met. The former Juventus midfielder, currently a free agent, has indicated that he is prepared to assist with Manchester United’s ongoing midfield issues, but the move hinges on fulfilling his particular requirements.

Pogba’s football career is set to resume in March, and several clubs are competing for his signature. The French international became a free agent after departing from Juventus, where his time was marred by controversy, including a four-year suspension for doping violations.

However, following an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the suspension was reduced to 18 months. Consequently, Pogba will be free to sign with a new team in March and is eligible to begin training with first-team squads in January.

Among the interested parties, clubs in Major League Soccer (MLS) have shown a strong desire to acquire the midfielder, with Los Angeles FC leading the way. The Saudi Pro League also emerges as a prominent option for Pogba, with Al-Nassr, Cristiano Ronaldo’s club, reportedly preparing a substantial contract offer.

Pogba and Ronaldo share a history from their time together at Manchester United during the 2021-22 season, and their previous close relationship could influence Pogba’s decision.

There is also a possibility for Pogba to continue his career in Europe. Roberto De Zerbi at Marseille is said to admire the midfielder, and although Marseille currently trails behind Al-Nassr and LA FC in the competition to sign him, the French club may still extend an offer.

Pogba’s experience with elite clubs such as Manchester United, Juventus, and the French national team makes him a prime target for high-profile leagues looking to bolster their ranks.

Speaking to L’Equipe, Pogba expressed his eagerness to return to the sport, sharing his relief about the reduced ban: “It felt like I was being given a second chance.

I can now return to doing what I love most, and that’s a new beginning for me.” With March approaching quickly, Pogba is focused on his comeback, acknowledging the uncertainty of the future while remaining optimistic about resuming his career.