Paul Pogba Predicts France's Strongest Team Since 2006

Paul Pogba says the 2026 France squad is the strongest team since 2006.

The midfielder considers this team to be the best version of Les Bleus in 20 years.

Paul Pogba won the World Cup with France eight years ago.

He thinks there's an even better team than in 2022 and 2018 in terms of individual quality.

The French team has a good season and the Ballon d'Or winner is French.

If the French team were really as strong as they were in 2006, there's every reason to believe they would once again be among the favorites to play a leading role in this World Cup.

The good news is: this time, they're unlikely to face their Italian nemeses.

Paul Pogba is 33 years old and has interest in Portugal, Spain, and Brazil.

The team's collective performances sometimes reveal a weakness that, if exploited by their opponents, could prove costly for Didier Deschamps' men.

But Paul Pogba is not worried, considering this to be the best version of Les Bleus in 20 years.

The World Cup is not just about talent, and the team needs to perform well to win.

Paul Pogba said **L'Équipe** that it might be the strongest team since 2006, given all the talent they have.