Pogba is approaching to joining Monaco, negotiations between the two sides are progressing smoothly

According to French media reports, Paul Pogba is close to reaching an agreement with Ligue 1 team Monaco. Monaco has provided the French midfielder with a two-year contract, and negotiations between the two sides are currently moving in a positive direction, with a final agreement expected in the next few days.

Pogba is expected to return to the arena and revive his career

Monaco is actively working to complete the signing with Pogba, and is also pursuing another talented player, Ansu Fati. Transfer expert Fabricio Romano confirmed that Monaco is building an attractive project to convince Pogba to join and help him resume his career. Due to long-term injuries and off-court problems, Pogba has failed to regain his best form, and this transfer to Monaco is an opportunity for him to rise again.

Although the previous suspension of the game was reduced from four years to eighteen months due to the drug ban incident, Pogba returned to professional football in March this year. However, due to physical decline and repeated injury problems, the former Manchester United star has not found a new club. Even so, Pogba still has huge market appeal. With his reputation, experience and desire to return to the national team, he could become a "blockbuster" signing at any time.

French national team head coach Didier Deschamps has never closed the door to recall the former beloved player. If Pogba can do well in the new environment, the possibility of him playing for France again is totally there.

The long-term injury troubles, but has not given up hope

For some time, Pogba has mainly maintained his physical condition through personal training. He has only made 12 appearances in the past three seasons due to frequent injuries. The last time he played for the French national team was two years ago.

This contact with Monaco is not only crucial to Pogba's career, but also provides him with an opportunity to show that he still has the top level. If everything goes well, this former world-class midfielder will usher in a new life in the new club and gradually return to its peak state.