PAUL POGBA is free to return to football after his doping ban officially came to an end on Tuesday.

And the former Manchester United midfielder is looking for a new club after mutually agreeing to terminate his Juventus contract late last year.

Pogba was initially hit with a four-year suspension last February after testing positive for the banned substance DHEA – but had the term reduced to 18 months after a successful appeal.

And the 31-year-old — who always denied any deliberate wrongdoing — can start playing matches again from March 11 following the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling.

The French World Cup winner’s last competitive game was on September 3, 2023 when he came off the bench for Juventus against Empoli.

But several suitors have registered their interest in Pogba, who even claimed that a deal was being “finalised” with an unnamed club.

Pogba posted of video of him training on Instagram today, with the caption: “Someone is back.” But what are his best options — and which club has already opened the door for him?

Manchester United

Pogba fuelled speculation about a third stint at Man Utd with a cryptic Instagram post in January. The Frenchman first shared a cartoon drawing of himself standing next to Old Trafford hero Amad Diallo in a Red Devils kit.

Inter Miami

As well as a United return, intense speculation has been given to Pogba joining David Beckham-owned Inter Miami in the United States. Pogba even met with Becks at the club’s MLS opener against New York City in Florida last month. And he also posted a picture of himself looking at Port Miami with the caption: “Let’s see what’s coming…” shortly afterwards.

Marseille

A homecoming to his native France is reportedly on the cards as well. And Marseille manager Roberto De Zerbi has even opened the door for this to happen. De Zerbi has history of signing European football outcasts, including Pogba’s old Man Utd team-mate Mason Greenwood.

Szaudi Pro League

The Saudi Pro League’s financial power could lure Pogba to follow Cristiano Ronaldo and Co. to the Middle East. — Sun.

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