Paul Pogba (215 Viewers)
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he's been constantly injured for years. imagine him after not playing for almost 2 years lol. his body can't take professional sports anymore. he's the perfect player for an age is just a number demonstration, he's just a complete opposite of ronaldo or modric
france has been missing someone like pogba. too bad pogba himself stopped being pogba, and he transitioned into an injury prone, unreliable mess. i wouldn't count on him at all at this point of his career
france has been missing someone like pogba. too bad pogba himself stopped being pogba, and he transitioned into an injury prone, unreliable mess. i wouldn't count on him at all at this point of his career
I don’t see how a termination is gonna work, he has a whole season left on his contract. They would have to pay a significant portion of that to buy him out. So unless he wants to leave they may as well keep him and look to lower his wages.
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Pogba after nearly 2 years of not playing and injured even before that is most likely useless for us so we should save whatever we can.
They payed Tek 6M to terminate and that only happened after a transfer collapsed. It would take more than that to terminate Pogba and I’m sure Saudi clubs would be willing to pay Juve for him next summer. His star level is on a different level than Tek. The smart move imo is to reinstate him this season, get what you can out of him, and then look to lower his wages/sell in the summer. Termination should be a last resort.
You seem to forget the point that he needs to play to be paid as football player. He played a total of 151 minutes the entire season that he wasn't banned. I say the chances that he ever plays football at a top level is very slim.
But I agree that he probably won't accept the termination. We're on the hook for his salary from March 2025 to June 2026.
But I agree that he probably won't accept the termination. We're on the hook for his salary from March 2025 to June 2026.
