He may be done with football: Pogba faces long-term disqualification
French Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba may have big problems.
According to La Repubblica, the Italian anti-doping prosecutor's office wants to punish the former French national team player to the fullest extent of the law.
According to the source, the department requested a four-year disqualification for the midfielder of the Italian team.
As you know, Pogba got into a doping scandal at the end of last summer when he tested positive for testosterone. The footballer did not agree with the verdict and took a second test, which, unfortunately, confirmed the initial result.
After confirming the test results, the 30-year-old Frenchman was temporarily suspended from football. Juventus responded to this by saying that they did not want to pay a salary to a football player who was not playing. There, his salary was reduced to 2 thousand euros per month.
This season, the French midfielder played only two matches and was not effective. He is under contract with Juventus until the summer of 2026.
Kenley Ward
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