Paul Pogba Guinea

Midfielder Paul Pogba, who is expected to return to Juventus next month, visited Guinea this week.

Fans followed his vehicle on foot or mopeds as the Frenchman waved to the crowd while wearing the national colours. After his contract with Old Trafford expires, the midfielder is anticipated to sign with Juventus as a free agent. The Frenchman, who is likely to return to Juventus next month, was mobbed by fans on mopeds in Conakry as he received a hero's welcome.

PAUL POGBA has swapped his Manchester United woes for a hero's reception in Guinea.The France midfielder, 29, has ended his underwhelming six-year Ol.

"God has given me the good fortune to be able to succeed, and to return and help my country. "I have decided to return to help Guinea develop. Pogba declared: "It's very emotional for me to return to the country.

The Paul Pogba charity match in Guinea had several other big names like Jimmy Butler and Akon. Pogba also had a hilariously bad penalty miss.

Four days ago, Paul Pogba was taking part in Ronaldinho and Roberto Carlos’ “The Beautiful Game” charity match in Miami, Florida. In that short time, he’s now hosting one of his own in Guinea 4,700 miles away. Finding much footage of the game has been difficult, but this one clip of Pogba missing a penalty is must-watch content. LOL! Paul Pogba Does 12-Second Penalty ‘Run’ Up Only To Miss Wide In Charity Match

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba was given the greatest reception after touching down in his parent's land, Guinea.

Final details are being discussed but verbal agreement is in place for his return.#Juventus We also want Africa to be like Europe, moving forward because we also have this wealth, we have a lot of love and joy. That’s why we also want to move forward.

In 2019, Paul and his twin brothers, Mathias and Florentin Pogba held a charity match to raise funds to provide clean drinking water for people in Guinea. His ...

In 2019, Paul and his twin brothers, Mathias and Florentin Pogba held a charity match to raise funds to provide clean drinking water for people in Guinea. In 2019, Paul and his twin brothers, Mathias and Florentin Pogba held a charity match to raise funds to provide clean drinking water for people in Guinea. Information reads: "Paul Pogba is spending his holiday in Guinea.

Pogba was greeted in the stadium by Guinea's military ruler Mamady Doumbouya, who seized power in a military coup in September 2021. The event brought together ...

And thank you to the organizers because it's been a long time since we've seen the organization like this, so it goes straight to the heart really," said Fodé Mansaré, a Guinean international footballer. "It's always good to be here, I think for me there is no Senegal, no Guinea. I believe that today we must be Pan-Africans and be there for Africa. Today Guinea needs us, we must respond as worthy sons of Africa. And I believe that we must give hand in hand, and that is how we will build our Africa," said El Hadji Diouf, a former Senegalese international footballer. "Very happy to be here, very happy to see them, honestly it warms the heart, it shows the support they still have for me, and for Guineans, and it's really nice to see," said Paul Pogba.