Paul Pogba Eyes Football Comeback: Manchester United Connection Grows
Here’s something you don’t see every day—a player who once ruled the midfield at Old Trafford getting ready to lace up his boots again after a long, very public break. Paul Pogba is back in the headlines, but this time, it’s not for a fancy transfer fee or a viral Snapchat video. It’s because, after his doping suspension kept him away from top-flight football, he’s now in prime position for a dramatic return. And the buzz is building, especially now that former United striker Louis Saha has dropped a massive hint about Pogba training with Manchester United again.
Pogba hasn’t played a match since the hammer came down in 2023 when his contract with Juventus was cut short following a positive testosterone test. It was a crushing blow—the kind that leaves a big hole on the pitch and a lot of questions off it. Still, the French international has been surprisingly upbeat. If you follow him on social media, you’ll know he’s been teasing a comeback for months, even posting "I’m coming back" on Instagram back in February 2025. The post lit up fan chats and football gossip columns in equal measure.
Now, with his suspension served, the story is heating up. Louis Saha, who knows a thing or two about what it takes to survive the Premier League, says Pogba could be invited to train at Carrington, United’s training ground. No paperwork, no formal transfer—just a chance to get his fitness and sharpness back. Saha’s logic is simple: if you want to rediscover your peak, you train with the best. And for Pogba, that means going up against United’s current stars every day.
Fitness, Opportunities, and Unfinished Business
This isn’t just about regaining fitness for Pogba. It may be his shot at rewriting the final chapters of his career—possibly at the club where he made some of his brightest memories. Manchester United fans still remember the swagger, the goals, the flair. For many, there’s a sense that his story with the Red Devils wasn’t quite finished when he left. Pogba’s presence at Carrington, even just for training, gives plenty of hope that there might be more to come.
Of course, this is football. Nothing is official until the paperwork is signed, the scarf is held up, and the weekly wage is agreed. Pogba’s agent has kept everyone guessing, and several clubs have reportedly shown interest. Offers have come from outside England too, but nothing close to home gets fans and ex-players talking like the prospect of his return to Manchester United.
Pogba’s ability has never been in doubt. The issue, as always, has been getting him on the pitch in the right condition and headspace. Training with his old club in a familiar environment might be exactly what he needs. The high-intensity sessions, the expectations, and frankly, the nostalgia, could all play a part in bringing Pogba "back to his best," as Saha hopes. And let’s be honest—United could certainly use some midfield magic right now.
So, while there’s still no official word from Manchester United about a permanent signing, the chance to see Paul Pogba kicking a ball around at Carrington is the storyline nobody saw coming this season. Fans, pundits, and even some of his old teammates will be watching closely. If Pogba does make the most of this lifeline, expect transfer rumors to go into overdrive and Old Trafford to get a little bit louder than usual.
