Turning point for Pogba

AS Monaco head coach Adi Hutter has confirmed midfielder Paul Pogba is likely to feature against Angers in two weeks' time.

Monaco insist coaching staff are cautious about bringing Pogba back to the pitch

Coach Hutter shared: "Paul Pogba could be ready for the match against Angers. I'm not completely sure about his ability to play, but we are considering gradually increasing the amount of exercise for the player. The club will likely let him play for about 15 to 20 minutes in the match against Angers. This is completely possible."

Three months after joining AS Monaco, Pogba has not played a single game for the French team. However, the match between Monaco and Angers in the 8th round of Ligue 1 on the morning of October 19 could be a big turning point for the French midfielder. Coach Hutter's statement also means that Pogba will still be on the sidelines when Monaco welcome Nice in the 7th round of Ligue 1 on the evening of October 4.

After his suspension ended in June 2025, Pogba signed a contract with AS Monaco, marking an effort to revive his career after a turbulent period. However, nearly 3 months since the start of Ligue 1 2025/26, fans have not seen the 32-year-old midfielder on the field. Monaco's board emphasized that Pogba needs time. The midfielder needs to improve his fitness before he can return to top football.

Pogba last played in September 2023. Aged 32, Pogba signed for the Ligue 1 side on a free transfer at the start of the summer, but has yet to play a game in pre-season.

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