Paul Pogba is determined to return to soccer following a ban from the sport after testing positive for a banned substance in August 2023.

MILAN — Paul Pogba says he’s ready to give up money to play for Juventus again. The Serie A club may not want him, though, or need him. Pogba recently had his four-year ban for doping reduced to 18 months after appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, meaning the France World Cup winner will be free to resume his career in March 2025.

French midfielder Paul Pogba says he is "not a cheater" less than two weeks after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) reduced his doping ban from four years to 18 months. Pogba admitted he now wants to play again for Juventus in the near future and is eager to return to the pitch.

France international Paul Pogba has always maintained his innocence after testing positive for dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), a compound which promotes the production of hormones in the body, including testosterone.

Paul Pogba has warned he will return to football "even better" from his ban for taking a prohibited substance, stating that he is driven by "anger" at his absence.

Paul Pogba targets France return after reduced doping ban - The Juventus midfielder had his four-year ban reduced to 18 months on October 4.

Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba is eager to return to football after having his doping ban reduced from four years to 18 months and said he dreams of playing at the 2026 World Cup with France.

Paul Pogba considered retiring from football after being handed a four-year ban from the game but he has now set his sights on a return to the France national team after seeing his punishment reduced to 18 months.

French international Paul Pogba said Monday he was hungry to return to football after his doping ban was last week reduced from four years to 18 months.

Paul Pogba has refused to rule out a move away from Juventus as the midfielder prepares to make his return from suspension.