AS Monaco is causing the summer transfer market to move when continuously completing two popular deals: Paul Pogba and Ansu Fati. According to confirmation from reputable sources like Fabrizio Romano and many international news sites, both stars agreed to join the national team.
With Paul Pogba, this is a re -export of Ligue 1 after more than a decade. The French midfielder was trained at Torcy and Le Havre's young kilns before moving to Man United's Academy.
Pogba used to be the world's top star when wearing Juventus and MU. However, in recent years, he has been constantly injured and banned from playing for the use of banned substances, causing his career to fall into crisis. In the 2023/24 season, Pogba almost did not play and was liquidated by Juventus early in November 2024.
Even so, Monaco still bet with this World Cup 2018 talent. As revealed, Pogba joined Monaco on the form of free transfer with the contract until June 2027, the salary is said to be much lower than the time in Juventus. Monaco believes that in a less pressure environment, with the special care of the medical team, Pogba can revive his form.
In addition to Pogba, Monaco is also shocked to recruit Ansu Fati from Barcelona. The player born in 2002 was expected to be his successor Lionel Messi at the Camp Nou, even once wearing Barca's No. 10 shirt. However, the persistent injuries and the unable to squeeze into the main squad have made Fati lose their form. After the unimpressive season in the form of loan in Brighton, Barcelona decided to break up with Fati.
Fati will dock Monaco on the form of loan with the terms of purchase, with a paid salary paid by Barcelona. This is considered a wise step of the national team in hunting for disgraced stars but still booming potential.
If both Pogba and Fati can find competition inspiration, Monaco can completely dream about a booming season in Ligue 1 and reach out to Europe. After winning tickets to the Champions League next season, the Cong Quoc team is showing real ambition to return to the position of a French football big man.