Paul Pogba’s future with Juventus seems to be coming to an end, despite his four-year doping ban recently being reduced, allowing him to train in January and return to play in March. Despite this positive development, the Bianconeri still intend to part ways with the French midfielder. When Thiago Motta took over as coach, he built his team without considering Pogba, who has been absent due to both injury issues and suspension since returning to the club in 2022. This stance indicates that Juventus does not want to take any further risks with a player whose fitness and availability have been unstable during his second term in Turin.

According to Tuttojuve, Juventus continues to explore options to terminate Pogba’s contract. The club’s decision is seen as a practical step, given the difficulties and frustrations related to his recent performance and frequent absences. While some may view the reduction of the ban as a potential lifeline for Pogba to revive his career at Juventus, the club is looking ahead, with Motta focusing on a core group of players familiar with his system and expectations.

Pogba’s search for a new club has attracted interest from various teams. Initially, Olympique Marseille and LA Galaxy were linked with the French midfielder, but TuttoJuve reports that Al Nassr from Saudi Arabia has emerged as a potential destination. If Pogba joins Al Nassr, he will reunite with Cristiano Ronaldo, marking a significant shift in his career as he moves away from the top leagues of European football. This move could provide a less stressful environment where Pogba can focus on regaining his form.

Ultimately, Juventus is determined to avoid another gamble on Pogba’s fitness, and the midfielder needs to accept that it is time to seek a new chapter elsewhere.