Paul Pogba now has the chance to reboot his career, as Juventus have terminated his contract.
The World Cup-winning midfielder is reaching the end of an 18-month doping suspension and is a target for many of Europe's top clubs.
Paul Pogba next club: Latest odds
* denotes projected odds
Marseille – 17/20
First on our list is Marseille, who are currently odds-on for the talented midfielder.
The French club have shown a willingness to take a risk on controversial players, as shown by their £20m move for Pogba's former Manchester United teammate Mason Greenwood.
Marseille are aiming to get back into the Champions League this summer, and a player of Pogba's quality could be the one to push them over the top.
PSG – 2/1
Next up are another French giant, in the shape of the mighty PSG. Les Parisiens, who have won 11 of the last 13 Ligue 1 titles, have lacked star power since the departure of Kylian Mbappe.
Pogba has never played in Ligue 1, having joined Manchester United from Le Havre's youth setup at just 15.
But for PSG, signing the World Cup winner could make a lot of sense. The Frenchman has 57 Champions League appearances, and could impart huge experience to PSG's youthful core, as well as making an impact in the here and now.
Al-Hilal – 3/1
When big-name stars are mentioned, Saudi Arabian clubs are never far behind. After a devastating ACL injury, Neymar's move to the Gulf has simply not worked out, and Al-Hilal has a new blockbuster signing in their sights.
Vinicius Junior, Mohamed Salah and even Cristiano Ronaldo have been linked, but the former Juve man is by far the most attainable as a free agent.
The World Cup winner could be signed for no up-front cost, potentially allowing Al-Hilal to sign another star come the summer window.
Atlanta United FC – 3/1
However, Pogba could seek to follow Lionel Messi instead of Ronaldo, and head to Major League Soccer.
Pogba will have noted how the Argentine has lit up the USA at 37, and the Frenchman would certainly enjoy life stateside as a franchise player.
West Ham United – 5/1
The first Premier League club on our list are West Ham United, who are in dire need of desperation after a deeply underwhelming start to 2024/25.
The Hammers lack quality in deep areas, with Tomas Soucek and Guido Rodriguez both rather functional in possession rather than inspirational.
West Ham still have cash to spend following their huge £105m sale of Declan Rice last summer. Could Pogba save their season?
Manchester United – 7/1
Though on paper unthinkable, it is conceivable that Pogba could make a sensational second return to Old Trafford.
The Red Devils are entering a new era under Ruben Amorim… and their former midfielder would suit the Portuguese managers' system well.
Pogba would slot in well in the centre of Amorim's 3-4-3, able to dictate play from deep, liberated by three central defenders behind him.
With rumours of Pogba training at Carrington, could this unlikely reunion come about?
Arsenal – 10/1
Rounding out our list are title-chasing Arsenal. The Frenchman has long admitted that he was a boyhood fan of the Gunners, thanks to the legendary pair of Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira.
Arsenal have struggled for creativity in 2024/25, particularly down their left side. Pogba, a genius on the ball, could potentially combine to great effect with the swashbuckling Riccardo Calafiori, and the relentless Gabriel Martinelli.
Pogba has had his critics for his off the ball work, but with the influence of Mikel Arteta, his powerful physique and the defensive dominance of Rice hoovering up behind him, this move could make a lot of sense for the Gunners.
