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Transfer: Monaco to terminate Pogba’s contract
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Transfer: Monaco to terminate Pogba’s contract

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Monaco are set to terminate Paul Pogba’s contract, according to Yahoo Sports.

The Ligue 1 are looking to part ways with the former Manchester United and Juventus man.

It is understood that Pogba has already been informed of the plan by the club.

Monaco will try and reach a financial settlement with Pogba and pay out any outstanding wages.

The 33-year-old only joined Les Monégasques as a free agent last summer, following the end of his doping ban.

The World Cup winner has struggled with his fitness in his first season back in professional football since 2023. He made only six appearances, totalling 105 minutes of football.

Transfer: Monaco to terminate Pogba’s contract

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