VIDEO: ‘Let’s Get It’ – Paul Pogba Shares Cryptic Update As Ex-Juventus & Man Utd Star Trains Hard Amid Mystery Over Next Club After Doping Ban

The French Midfielder Looks to Turn the Page with a Fresh Start

There’s a certain mystique around Paul Pogba these days. A player who once commanded a world-record transfer fee, who’s lifted the World Cup, who dazzled fans across Manchester and Turin — now, he’s a footballing free agent with everything to prove.

And in classic Paul Pogba fashion, he’s not saying much — just dropping a short, sharp message on social media: “Let’s get it.”

In a video posted to his Instagram earlier this week, Paul Pogba was seen pushing through a tough solo training session. Sprint drills, strength work, ball control — everything about the clip screamed: “I’m ready.” Yet the question that looms remains unanswered — ready for what? Or more precisely, for who?

A Video That Says a Thousand Words

There was no music. No lengthy caption. Just Paul Pogba, working in silence, focused and determined. For a player who has always divided opinion — from his haircuts to his off-pitch persona — the simplicity of this latest update felt almost symbolic.

The video, posted just as the 2024-25 season begins to wind down, shows a player clearly working to get back into elite shape. At 32, time isn’t exactly on his side. But the sharpness, the agility, and that trademark power? Still there.

With his doping ban now served and behind him, Paul Pogba appears to be building towards his return — though where that will be is anyone’s guess.

The Bigger Picture: A Career at a Crossroads

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It’s been a turbulent couple of years for the Frenchman. Injuries, controversies, and off-field issues have plagued what should have been his peak years. The latest chapter — a ban after testing positive for testosterone — saw him suspended and eventually released by Juventus.

That’s not how most imagined Paul  Pogba’s second stint in Turin would end. He had returned to his former club in 2022 with much fanfare, hoping to reignite his career where it first took flight. But fate had other plans, and now he finds himself in uncharted waters.

Yet despite all that’s happened, Paul Pogba isn’t done. Not even close.

What’s Next for Paul Pogba?

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That’s the million-dollar question. Rumours have been swirling for months, and they show no signs of slowing.

MLS has been mentioned more than once. A chance for Paul Pogba to reinvent himself in the United States, far from the pressures of European football. He has the charisma, the name value, and the flair to become a massive draw across the Atlantic. Clubs like LA Galaxy and Inter Miami have been loosely linked — and let’s face it, who wouldn’t want to see Paul Pogba link up with Lionel Messi?

Then there’s Saudi Arabia. The Pro League has already welcomed stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and N’Golo Kanté. Paul Pogba would fit right into that group — and at this stage in his career, the financial package would surely be attractive. Sources suggest at least two Saudi clubs have made informal enquiries.

Closer to home, Ligue 1 remains a possibility. A return to France, where it all began at Le Havre, could be a poetic ending to a story that’s always felt bigger than football. Marseille have been whispered in conversations. So have Nice. Even Paris Saint-Germain, depending on their summer transfer strategy, could enter the mix.

And then — whisper it — the Premier League. Could Paul Pogba come full circle and return to England? There’s unfinished business there. Some fans might scoff, others would welcome him back in a heartbeat. There’s no denying Paul Pogba left an imprint on the league, and a fit, focused version of the midfielder still has plenty to offer.

A Silent Statement

This latest video may not include an official announcement, but it does say something important: Paul Pogba isn’t looking for retirement. He’s looking for redemption.

Many players would fade into obscurity after the kind of setbacks he’s faced. But Paul Pogba has always walked his own path. He’s not following anyone’s script but his own. And if this training footage is anything to go by, he’s writing a new chapter — with urgency.

For all the critics, it’s easy to forget just how good Paul Pogba can be. His 2018 World Cup performance? Immense. His control, vision, range of passing? Elite. When he’s on his game, few midfielders in the world can match him for sheer impact.

And he seems to know that. Which is why this moment — quiet, solitary, grounded — might be the turning point.

A Message to Clubs: Pogba Is Ready

If this video was intended to get clubs watching, it’s done its job. Scouts, directors, and agents are all surely keeping tabs. Paul Pogba doesn’t just bring ability; he brings experience, leadership, and marketability.

Even with the baggage, there’s no doubt plenty of clubs are doing the math: “Can we take the risk?” The answer might be yes. Especially when the potential reward is a rejuvenated Paul Pogba with something to prove.

The end of the 2024–25 season also signals the beginning of a long, active summer transfer window. Clubs are planning. Managers are making calls. And Paul Pogba, with that one-liner — “Let’s get it” — is sending a message: “I’m available. I’m ready. Let’s go.”

Final Thoughts: Don’t Count Him Out Just Yet

It’s easy to write off a player after a fall from grace. But if football has taught us anything, it’s that comebacks are part of the game.

Paul Pogba may no longer be the fresh-faced prodigy lighting up the Premier League or lifting trophies in Russia, but that doesn’t mean his story is over. In fact, the next chapter might be the most compelling yet.

Whether it’s in America, Saudi Arabia, France, or England — or maybe somewhere totally unexpected — Paul Pogba still has something to give. And if his body holds up, and his mind stays focused, we might just see him silencing critics one more time.

After all, sometimes it only takes one believer to bring a player back. And judging by this video, Paul Pogba already believes in himself.

Let’s get it, indeed.