Paul Pogba is officially a free agent after reaching a mutual agreement with AS Monaco to terminate his contract.
The French midfielder's departure was confirmed on Wednesday, ending his short spell with the Ligue 1 club after just one season.
Monaco and Pogba had originally agreed to a contract running until June 2027.
Pogba's time in Monaco was heavily affected by fitness problems following his return to competitive football.
He made only six appearances, including one start, before another injury disrupted his comeback.
Pogba Now Free to Choose His Next Club
The 33 year old is now available to negotiate with clubs as a free agent.
According to Fabrizio Romano, clubs from Major League Soccer and the Saudi Pro League have already made contact in recent weeks.
Pogba's next decision will now determine where the next chapter of his career takes him.
There is no agreement with a new club at this stage, meaning the former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder has time to assess his options.
His departure from Monaco brings a difficult chapter to an end.
Pogba joined the French club in 2025 after serving an 18 month doping suspension and was hoping to rebuild his career in Ligue 1.
However, injuries severely limited his involvement.
Another New Start for the World Cup Winner
Pogba remains one of the most decorated French midfielders of his generation, having played a major role in France's 2018 World Cup triumph.
His future is now uncertain, but interest from MLS and Saudi Arabia could allow him to continue his playing career outside Europe's major leagues.
For Pogba, the immediate priority will be finding the right environment to regain consistency and fitness.
After a difficult year in Monaco, the next move could be another important turning point in his career.