Filipe Luis Evaluates Pogba Future Amid Monaco Squad Assessment
The 33-year-old World Cup winner appeared sharp as Les Monegasques regrouped at their La Turbie training base following a six-week summer break. With one year left on his contract, Pogba is under intense scrutiny to prove his physical readiness after a deeply disappointing debut campaign on the Rock.
Pogba managed just six fleeting appearances last season as recurring fitness issues severely limited his impact on the pitch, failing to provide the tactical presence the board expected by early 2026. The club's patience is wearing thin, placing tremendous pressure on the midfielder to show swift technical and physical progression.
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Monaco CEO Thiago Scuro addressed the situation transparently during a press conference, noting that while Pogba brought a positive attitude and helped young players, the project did not work well. Scuro stated that if the club and player objectives diverge, a solution must be found, hinting at a potential summer exit.
New manager Filipe Luis has offered a lifeline, stating that Pogba can help the squad with his unique qualities and rediscover his world-class level if he performs. However, the former Flamengo coach warned that all players will be judged solely on merit, as Monaco simultaneously seeks an exit route for defender Eric Dier.