France 2012 Pogba Home Kit (YXL)
France
2012 Home Kit
Pogba #19
Nike
Youth XL
Pre-Owned / Excellent Condition
In 2012, Paul Pogba's football journey was marked by significant developments both at the club and international levels. At the start of the year, he was part of Manchester United's squad, having joined their youth academy in 2009. However, limited first-team opportunities under Sir Alex Ferguson led to his departure. Pogba felt a lack of trust from the management, especially after being overlooked during a crucial match against Blackburn Rovers, where he expected to play due to an injury-depleted midfield. This experience left him "heartbroken" and influenced his decision to leave the club.Â
In July 2012, Pogba signed with Italian giants Juventus, seeking more playing time and a platform to showcase his talents. His move to Turin proved fruitful, as he quickly established himself as a key player, contributing to the team's domestic and European campaigns.
On the international stage, Pogba captained the French Under-19 national team during the UEFA European Under-19 Championship. He played a pivotal role in leading the team to the semi-finals, notably scoring a crucial equalizer against Spain in extra time, which sent the match to penalties. Despite Pogba converting his spot-kick, France was ultimately eliminated in the shootout. His leadership and performances throughout the tournament highlighted his burgeoning talent on the international stage.Â
The year 2012 was thus a transformative period for Pogba, as he transitioned from Manchester United to Juventus and continued to make significant strides in his international career with France's youth teams.
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France
2012 Home Kit
Pogba #19
Nike
Youth XL
Pre-Owned / Excellent Condition
In 2012, Paul Pogba's football journey was marked by significant developments both at the club and international levels. At the start of the year, he was part of Manchester United's squad, having joined their youth academy in 2009. However, limited first-team opportunities under Sir Alex Ferguson led to his departure. Pogba felt a lack of trust from the management, especially after being overlooked during a crucial match against Blackburn Rovers, where he expected to play due to an injury-depleted midfield. This experience left him "heartbroken" and influenced his decision to leave the club.Â
In July 2012, Pogba signed with Italian giants Juventus, seeking more playing time and a platform to showcase his talents. His move to Turin proved fruitful, as he quickly established himself as a key player, contributing to the team's domestic and European campaigns.
On the international stage, Pogba captained the French Under-19 national team during the UEFA European Under-19 Championship. He played a pivotal role in leading the team to the semi-finals, notably scoring a crucial equalizer against Spain in extra time, which sent the match to penalties. Despite Pogba converting his spot-kick, France was ultimately eliminated in the shootout. His leadership and performances throughout the tournament highlighted his burgeoning talent on the international stage.Â
The year 2012 was thus a transformative period for Pogba, as he transitioned from Manchester United to Juventus and continued to make significant strides in his international career with France's youth teams.
