Paul Pogba's response to a shock proposal he recently received has emerged ahead of his return to football in 2025.
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In a pivotal turn of events last week, the Court of Arbitration for Sport slashed the midfielder's ban from football from four years down to just 18 months.
This ruling paves the way for the former France international to return to training in January, with a competitive comeback on the horizon for March next year.
However, it seems unlikely Pogba will continue his career at Juventus.
Seeking a fresh start, the midfielder is reportedly in talks over a mutual contract termination with the Serie A side as he eyes new opportunities elsewhere.
The United States' MLS has emerged as a potential destination for the 31-year-old, while Olympique Marseille have also been mentioned as a possible landing spot.
According to La Provence, discussions have taken place between Pogba and the French club, although no formal negotiations are currently underway and interest remains vague.
Before the ban reduction, Pogba attracted serious interest from a Russian club, Broke Boys FC, as reported by France Football.
Although the offer came a few weeks ago, the Frenchman politely turned it down.
The club competes in the Media Football League, a unique competition featuring celebrities and influencers that is not recognised by FIFA, meaning Pogba could have played there during his suspension.
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With his return to competitive football on the horizon, Pogba's options look set to broaden once again.
