France world cup winner Paul Pogba has seen his initial four-year doping ban cut to eighteen months, meaning that he should be able to be back on the pitch next year. It comes after Pogba tested positive for testosterone. Addressing his fans, the 31 year old said 'the nightmare is finally over'.

Paul Pogba says his "nightmare is over" after his four-year ban for a doping offence was reduced to 18 months following a successful appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas).

Paul Pogba's doping suspension has been reduced from four years to 18 months after an appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. This decision allows the French midfielder to return to Juventus by March 2025, earlier than the initial August 2027 ban.

Pogba tested positive for testosterone in August 2023.

CAS has now halved the suspension, allowing Pogba to resume training with Juventus in January 2025 and return to competitive action in March

The Juventus midfielder, formerly the world's most expensive player when joining Manchester United for £89million and a World Cup winner with France, has always maintained he had inadvertently taken DHEA

Paul Pogba was won an appeal to have his drugs ban reduce, ensuring he can make a return in early 2025 having feared his career was over but his £200,000-a-week salary has been massively reduced since last year

French soccer player Paul Pogba’s doping suspension has been cut to 18 months from an initial four years, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said on Friday.

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Following the news of French midfielder Paul Pogba's ban for violating the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) rules, which was originally set for a period of four years, being reduced to 18 months, it...

The World Cup winner, now 31, has seen his four-year ban for a failed drugs test reduced to 18 months after an appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport

Paul Pogba has expressed his relief at the decision to reduce his doping ban from four years to 18 months, declaring the ‘nightmare is over’. Pogba played 233 times for Manchester United between 2016 and 2022, winning Europa League and EFL Cup titles. The 91-time France international — who won the 2018 World Cup with […]