Paul Pogba, the 32-year-old midfielder, returned to the field after 811 days of absence, playing as a substitute for AS Monaco in the Ligue 1 match against Stade Rennais, in which his team suffered a severe defeat, 1-4. Pogba admitted that he was close to giving up football, but his partner, Adelaide, motivated him to continue. Although he was emotional about his return, he expressed disappointment over the result but appreciated the positive reaction from the fans. Pogba emphasized that his priority is to regain his form and help the team, without thinking about a possible return to the French national team. This return marks an important stage in his career, after a difficult period marked by injuries and a doping suspension. Now, Pogba aims to contribute to Monaco's success in the Champions League.
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