Juventus are considering ‘terminating’ Paul Pogba’s contract this summer, according to the Italian publication Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Juve hierarchy is not amused about how the Frenchman’s return has panned out less than one year after leaving Manchester United.
Pogba has missed 33 games through injury, accounting for 89% of the club’s total games. He also had some disciplinary issues in training, leaving manager Massimiliano Allegri quite perplexed.
The Turin-based club will reportedly speak to Pogba in the coming days and urge him to take a pay cut as an ‘act of responsibility’ for a poor season.
If the Frenchman refuses to do so, the Serie A side is mulling the possibility of terminating the deal he signed only last July.
