Pogba finds new club in France
While his younger brother is linked with a move away from Manchester United amid reports of a training-ground spat with Jose Mourinho, the 28-year-old striker has secured a deal at Tours after a gap in his career.
The Guinea international last played professionally for Sparta Rotterdam, his appearance in a 1-0 defeat to ADO Den Haag on April 23, 2017 being his final game for the club.
Pogba told his new club's official website: "I chose Tours, because in the different interviews I had with all the interested clubs, only the leaders of Tours understood me and convinced me to join their project.
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Mathias Pogba, international guinéen , s'engage avec les Ciel et Noir
Attaquant d'1m91, athlétique, il intègre l'équipe tourangelle et portera le N°26https://t.co/MJcvx8Mgv4#ToursFC #Incontoursnable #FierDetreTourangeau #Pogba #Family #Enjoylife pic.twitter.com/ezx7ztKyqj— Tours Football Club (@ToursFC) September 27, 2018
"Since February, and my injury, I have trained hard to return to the best of my form, and it paid off because the doctors are very confident.
"The rehabilitation was long and difficult, but I never gave up on returning to the best level."
Pogba previously played in the Scottish Premiership with Partick Thistle, in League One with Crawley Town and in Serie B with Pescara.
"My main goals in joining Tours are to get back on the pitch, to have fun, but also to help Tours and my team-mates to reach Ligue 2," he said.
"I feel physically and mentally 100 per cent."