Italians announce! It's the end of the road for Paul Pogba!
It is claimed that the French star Paul Pogba, who tested positive for doping and faces a potential ban of up to 4 years from football, may see his football career come to an end.
A flash claim has emerged regarding Paul Pogba, who tested positive for a doping test. According to reports in the Italian media, it is stated that there is a possibility that Paul Pogba, whose doping test came back positive, could be banned from football for up to 4 years.
It is claimed that if the 30-year-old player's sentence is finalized, his career is in danger of coming to an end.
Although Juventus has not yet moved to terminate his contract, the club has sent a letter stating that a reduction will be made to Pogba's salary.
Juventus will most likely pay Paul Pogba the minimum wage specified in the collective bargaining agreement made with the Italian Footballers' Association. Pogba's contract with Juventus, which was set to run until the summer of 2026, was worth approximately 10.48 million euros gross per year.
Pogba, who transferred from Juventus to the English giant Manchester United in 2016 for a staggering fee of 105 million Euros, remained below expectations there.
The French star, who played for Manchester United for 6 years, later returned to Juventus for free in 2022.
Playing a total of 190 matches for Juventus, Pogba scored 34 goals and provided 41 assists.
News Source: 12punto
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