Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has open up on his future plans following the reduction of his doping ban.
Pogba, some days ago saw his four-year doping ban was reduced to 18 months. The Frenchman has since been linked with various clubs despite still having a contract with Juventus.
In an interview with Sky Sports’ Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol, Pogba has now shared his plans for the future.
Fabrizio Romano reported Pogba and Juventus agreed to terminate his current contract with the Italian giants, but the 31-year-old sounds like he is weighing all his options before making any final decisions.
“Where would I like to play? On the pitch. First, it’s for sure Juventus. I want to start training with [my] teammates,” Pogba said. “I’m willing to take a salary cut to stay at Juventus.”
When asked about a possible move back to the Premier League, the midfielder replied, “Like I said, I’m at Juventus. I am still on contract. I will see with them what they’re thinking, what’s their vision. My vision is to come back, train and show that I am a [soccer] player and I am a new Paul Pogba.”
Solhekol briefly asked Pogba about a potential move to Major League Soccer or the Saudi Pro League.
Pogba was also asked if he’ll love a return to Old Trafford. The 31-year-old did not outright deny a possible return to the Red Devils but he reiterated that his focus is on returning at a high enough level.
“I don’t want to lose the level that I’m at and if I can surpass it, that would be what I want,” Pogba said. “I don’t want my level to change.”
