International sports
Paul Pogba faces four years ban over positive drug test
According to Corriere dello Sport and Sport Mediaset, the player tested positive for testosterone after Juventus’ opening game of the season against Udinese on August 20.
Pogba, who has played a total of 32 minutes in the new season was an unused substitute in the game against Udinese.
The report indicated that the National Anti-Doping Tribunal will investigate the issue. If Pogba is found guilty, he could be handed a minimum ban of two years or a maximum of four years.
Paul Pogba has had a difficult start to life in Italy since his return to Turin from Manchester United.
He has battled consistent injuries. The World Cup winner has just eleven games for Juventus since his move in 2022.
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