Pogba expected to have Monaco contract terminated
Paul Pogba is in negotiations to terminate his contract with AS Monaco following a series of injuries and a managerial change. The former World Cup winner, who recently returned from a doping suspension, is reportedly attracting interest from MLS clubs.
Why it matters
This marks a significant turning point in the career of a high-profile athlete whose professional trajectory has been heavily impacted by both disciplinary and health-related setbacks.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Paul Pogba has made six appearances for Monaco since joining in June 2025
Senior football correspondent Published 11 August 2026 Updated 1 hour ago Paul Pogba is expected to leave Monaco amid talks over a possible contract termination.
The 2018 World Cup winner joined the Ligue 1 side last summer after he was permitted to return to professional football after a doping suspension.
Pogba signed a two-year deal, which was due to run until the end of the forthcoming season.
But a source has told the BBC discussions over an early exit are under way and are expected to be concluded soon.
BBC Sport understands Pogba is attracting interest from Major League Soccer (MLS). He has previously been linked to DC United and Inter Miami.
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