'Impossible' — Pogba insists on Juventus stay amid reports of impending sack

Paul Pogba ruled out leaving Juventus and vowed to re-establish himself at the club.

France international midfielder Paul Pogba has expressed his desire to continue at Juventus, despite reports stating that the club planned to terminate his contract. 

Juventus plan Pogba sack 

Pogba recently made a triumphant return to mainstream attention, when the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) ruled in his favour and reduced his four-year ban to 18 months. 

The former Manchester United man’s bloodstream constrained elevated levels of testosterone, and was subsequently suspended from the sport. 

Despite the CAS ruling which would allow Pogba return to action as early as March next year, Pulse Sports reported that Juventus planned on terminating his contract.

Paul Pogba with a trophy at Juventus

What Pogba said 

In a recent interview, the 31-year-old expressed his commitment to Juventus and even said he was willing to take a pay cut to continue at the club. 

He vowed to wow manager Thiago Motta and play his way back into contention after dispelling all notion a move to AC Milan was on the books for him.

“I’m willing to take a salary cut to stay at Juventus," Pogba told Gazetta, per Fabrizio Romanp “I’m just thinking about training and playing for Juventus.”

“It’s not me that needs to speak, the pitch will do the talking and Thiago Motta will judge with his eyes”.

“Will I join AC Milan? Impossible. Even if Ibrahimović calls me, he knows I won’t betray Juve. I do not see myself with any other jersey. My focus is on getting back into the Juve shirt.”