Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus? Where should Paul Pogba go to rebuild his career in the summer?

Paul Pogba’s frank and open admission of his suffering with depression at the start of this international break was both refreshing and eye-opening. Such is the way mental health is still dealt with in society, it was a surprise to see one of the most recognisable stars in the sport open up about his own state of mind. Ad/> It was certainly a welcome one, the more we all feel comfortable to talk about our emotions the better, and as my colleague Ibrahim Mustapha outlined on Wednesday, it signals how we need to change in the way we talk about players.

TransfersPogba in line for shock Premier League switch — Paper Round2 HOURS AGO The fact that Pogba chose to talk about this within the confines of the French national team also speaks volumes. It’s clear for all to see, especially in the way he talks about his time at Manchester United, that Pogba isn’t happy at his club at the moment. It seems almost certain that he will move on in the summer.

In the furore surrounding compatriot Kylian Mbappe it’s been forgotten that Pogba’s contract is also up at the end of the season. He is free to talk to European clubs as we speak. Of course there is a chance that the prospect of either Mauricio Pochettino or Erik ten Hag coming in, combined with some new signings, might persuade Pogba to stay, but let’s say it doesn’t.