Following the reduction in his suspension, Pogba is expected to return to football at the beginning of next season, and his recent comments about José Mourinho have drawn particular interest. After Pogba's interview, rumors of a potential transfer to Fenerbahçe began to circulate.

Paul Pogba, speaking about José Mourinho, expressed his respect for the coach: "I have great respect for Mourinho. If I saw him, I would give him a big hug. I need to sit down and talk to him. My relationship with José was like that of a couple – we were constantly breaking up and getting back together. Everything started great, and he was one of the reasons I returned to Manchester. I talked to him, and he convinced me to come back. I’m not sure exactly how our relationship turned into a nightmare or constant fighting. I didn’t start the fight. Like every coach and player, we had disagreements, but I have a lot of respect for him. However, one day, we’ll need to sit down and discuss it."

Following Pogba’s comments, the Italian and English media made striking observations, shared with Fanatik.

Dom Smith, a reporter for the Evening Standard, commented on the possibility of Pogba transferring to Fenerbahçe, stating:

"Pogba said he wants to return to the top level, and if Fenerbahçe calls, it will undoubtedly attract his interest. Pogba made it clear that he wants to get back to football as soon as possible. Initially, Pogba considered retiring, but his wife convinced him to wait for another chance to play. That’s what he’s doing.

His contract with Juventus is ongoing, and while he’s aware his level may have dropped, he hopes to surpass it and return to the French National Team. If he achieves this, it would be a significant accomplishment. Who knows? Maybe he could do it at Fenerbahçe!"

Stefano Silvestri, GOAL's Italy correspondent, also commented on the rumors of Pogba joining Fenerbahçe:

"Why not? I think Fenerbahçe would be a good opportunity for Pogba to restart his career, especially under José Mourinho's management.

Juventus is considering terminating his contract, meaning Fenerbahçe wouldn’t need to negotiate with the club. If Mourinho wants to bring him to Turkey, Pogba might follow. Like several other players who moved from Serie A to Istanbul, such as Victor Osimhen, Mauro Icardi, Edin Dzeko, Ciro Immobile, and Dries Mertens, Pogba could make the move.

However, Pogba might need to take a pay cut. His current salary is €10 million per season. For Pogba, two key words stand out: trust and excitement.

Marseille could offer these guarantees, but he may also seek the trust of a coach who knows him well, like Mourinho. Fenerbahçe’s passionate fan base could appeal to Pogba. In Istanbul, he would still be treated like a top player, like a king. Fenerbahçe is an iconic club, and Pogba might rediscover the joy of playing in Kadıköy. This passionate football culture may not be possible in other countries like Saudi Arabia."

Paul Pogba's Fenerbahçe Move: 'He'd Be Treated Like a King'Following a reduction in his doping ban, rumors linking Paul Pogba to Fenerbahçe have emerged. English and Italian media suggest Pogba could revive his career with the Turkish club, possibly under José Mourinho's guidance.