Pogba's new move

Paul Pogba affirmed his love for the French team while he is still having difficulty in transfer negotiations to find a new destination.

Pogba is still unemployed.

Ahead of the important second leg of the Nations League quarter-final between France and Croatia, Pogba posted a series of photos on his personal page, in which he wore a French national team shirt, with the caption: "Always behind you guys! Make this shirt shine like you always do. Go, Les Bleus".

The 32-year-old's post quickly attracted hundreds of thousands of likes in less than an hour. In the photo above, Pogba appeared on a football field in the middle of a running track, showing that he had just completed a training session to regain his fitness for the match.

Pogba's good luck wishes to the French team came in the context of coach Didier Deschamps' team losing 0-2 to Croatia in the first leg, and facing a big challenge in the second leg. Currently, Pogba is still a free player and has not found a new home.

He recently spoke of his ambition to return to the national team. "Playing for France is great fun and I've always been a big fan of theirs," Pogba said. "I can't wait to see the team continue to develop and win a World Cup in the future – hopefully I can contribute as a player."

Last month, Pogba was spotted chatting with David Beckham ahead of Inter Miami's MLS season opener. Unsurprisingly, the exchange sparked rumours that the 1993-born midfielder was considering a move to the United States.