Paul Pogba and the Monaco football team experienced significant disruptions ahead of their Champions League matches. Monaco’s flight to Bruges was canceled due to air conditioning failure, causing players, including Pogba, to strip down to their underwear to escape extreme heat on the plane. The flight was ultimately scrapped, and the team had to return home, planning to travel the next day. Pogba, who recently joined Monaco on a two-year contract, remains unavailable for debut as he works on regaining fitness after a long absence from competitive play due to injury and suspension. Meanwhile, Monaco faced a tough defeat against Club Brugge, losing 4-1, with key moments including a missed penalty by Maghnes Akliouche and a series of goals from Brugge’s Tresoldi, Onyedika, Vanaken, and Diakhon. Other Champions League matches saw Bayer Leverkusen secure a late draw against Copenhagen, and Barcelona's star winger Lamine Yamal was sidelined due to injury, while Kevin De Bruyne made an early return to Manchester City with Napoli. The chaotic flight incident and Pogba’s ongoing recovery highlight the unpredictable challenges faced by top football clubs during the busy European competition season.