Italian media simultaneously reported that Paul Pogba was banned from competing for 4 years by the Italian Anti-Doping Agency (NADP). Midfielder Paul Pogba was suspended in September after failing a doping test while playing for Juventus. Two test samples of the former Manchester United player both tested positive for the banned substance testosterone.

The Italian Anti-Doping Agency (NADP) has decided on the penalty and has now confirmed that Pogba will not be able to compete until at least 2028. This is the heaviest punishment NADP has ever given to a player. Tested positive for banned substances.

Pogba’s professional playing career seems to have ended. The French midfielder will be 35 years old after being released from prison and it will be difficult for him to regain his form. Pogba’s contract with Juventus is about to expire. Summer 2026. Perhaps the club will soon make a move to liquidate Pogba’s contract in the near future.

Speaking in December, French national team coach Didier Deschamps said: “I love all my players, but I am very sad about what is happening with Paul. I’m not just talking about the most recent events but also about everything he’s been through so far, with personal issues no doubt having an impact on his injury. I feel sorry for Pogba.”

Before returning to Juventus, Pogba went through 6 years of ups and downs with Manchester United. The Red Devils made him the most expensive player in English football history with a price of 89 million pounds in 2016. He appeared 226 times, scored 39 goals but never reached the expected peak in his career. Old Trafford.