Monaco Open to Selling Pogba This Summer
Monaco's general manager has confirmed the club is open to selling Paul Pogba this summer, despite the midfielder's two-year contract, citing disappointing results last season and persistent injury problems that limited him to just six appe
Thiago Scuro, Monaco's general manager, has acknowledged that Paul Pogba, the World Cup-winning French midfielder, may be sold by the club during the upcoming summer transfer window. Pogba recently returned to professional football last season after joining Monaco in France's Ligue 1 on a two-year contract. However, Scuro has now admitted that the midfielder's future with the club remains uncertain and there is a possibility he could leave this summer. "Yes, of course, he might move away, or he might stay. It's a complex matter," Scuro said. "We respect him first and foremost. When he came here, he helped develop many young players. But truthfully, the project with him hasn't worked out as well as we hoped last season. When we started this plan, we expected something quite different." Pogba continues to struggle with fitness and injury concerns, having played only six matches for Monaco totaling just 115 minutes due to issues including fitness problems and injuries to his ankle, thigh, and calf.
