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Monaco release Pogba after injury-plagued spell

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Paul Pogba has been released by Monaco after an injury-plagued spell, ending his contract early. Learn more about Pogba’s career struggles. Read More: https://punchng.com/monaco-release-pogba-after-injury-plagued-spell/

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