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Jadon Sancho fires Paul Pogba seven-word message as ex-Man United star’s

Jadon Sancho Sends Support to Paul Pogba as Ex-United Star Nears Return
Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho, currently on loan at Chelsea, sent a supportive message to former teammate Paul Pogba, who is preparing to return to competitive football after a lengthy suspension. Pogba, banned due to elevated testosterone levels, had his suspension reduced on appeal from four years to 18 months. The ban will end in early 2025, allowing him to resume team training in January, with the potential to return to the field in March.
Pogba recently expressed his eagerness to return, posting, “I miss you… a lot!! I’m getting ready to come back. I promise,” on Instagram. Sancho replied with encouragement, writing, “I can’t wait for you to return!” The exchange highlights the camaraderie between the two players, despite Pogba’s uncertain club future. Speculation has linked him to a possible move to Marseille, though he hasn’t ruled out a return to Juventus.
As Pogba looks forward to a fresh start, he reflected, “It’s like I’ve been given another chance… March feels like it’s tomorrow, it’ll come fast, and I cannot wait.”
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