For the first time, Paul Pogba has revealed where he wants to play his football when he returns in 2025 after having his doping ban reduced.
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The 31-year-old had his four-year ban cut down to 18 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport following a successful appeal, which clears him to return to action in March next year.
Still under contract at Juventus until 2026, club officials have suggested discussions to mutually terminate his deal in the coming months are underway, although Pogba appears to believe he will continue playing for the Bianconeri.
This comes after rumours arose suggesting he has been in contact with Ligue 1 side Olympique Marseille and that he has invited interest from clubs in the MLS.
Speaking this week about getting his career back on track, the former Manchester United midfielder insisted he would agree to a pay cut in order to get another chance at the Serie A giants.
"I'm willing to take a salary cut to stay at Juventus," he told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
"I'm just thinking about training and playing for Juventus.
"It's not me that needs to speak, the pitch will do the talking and Thiago Motta will judge with his eyes."
Asked in a different interview if he would consider a move to AC Milan, Pogba maintained that his priority is to represent the Old Lady.
"Impossible. Even if (Zlatan) Ibrahimovic calls me, he knows I won't betray Juve," he told Sky Sport Italia.
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"I do not see myself with any other jersey. My focus is on getting back into the Juve shirt."
