Juventus Begins To Consider The Option Of Breaking The Glass-Footed Player's Contract

Juventus player, Paul Pogba. (Photo: Instagram.com/@paulpogba)

JAKARTA - Italian giants Juventus are starting to consider steps to end Paul Pogba's collaboration by terminating the contract. This follows the condition of the player who has been considered disappointing in the past year.

Juventus and Paul Pogba are working together again in 2022 with a work agreement that lasts until June 2026. However, in the new partnership, Paul Pogba spends more time in the treatment room.

This situation began during the pre-season in the United States when Pogba was injured but was not immediately operated on. He chose to stay so he could defend the national team at the 2022 World Cup.

Unfortunately, Pogba's move actually made things worse. Finally, the 29-year-old player went to the operating table last September.

After recovering from surgery, Pogba's fitness did not immediately improve and instead made him experience several muscle problems.

When recovering, this former Manchester United player actually threw a tantrum. After the Derbi Della Mole against Torino, he caused problems by joining the team late at J-Hotel.

Pogba was dropped from the Old Lady's squad to face Freiburg in the first leg of the Europa League round of 16.

After that, Pogba actually reportedly suffered a thigh injury again ahead of the duel against Sampdoria in Serie A. The results of the examination revealed that there was a small tear in the adductor and predicted that the player would be absent in the next few weeks.

In fact, many cases of Pogba's injuries also occurred at his previous club. In fact, he is likened to glass that easily breaks.

Pogba's health condition and attitude then drew quite sharp criticism from many parties. Club officials began to get annoyed and felt that steps had to be taken.

"The club is considering a number of options ahead of the summer transfer market," said the report quoted by the Mirror on Tuesday, March 14.

There are several considerations that arise for the continuation of Pogba's career in Turin. Firstly, renegotiating the deal that saw Pogba accept the option of taking a pay cut after his poor form this season.

Next, defend the midfielder while hoping that everything goes well next season. Then the third option is to find a way so that the club and Pogba want to terminate the four-year contract that has been established by mutual consent.