Paul Pogba's Doping Ban Reduced, Eyes Return to Football

The French midfielder's suspension has been cut to 18 months, allowing him to resume playing in March 2025.

Paul Pogba's initial four-year doping ban has been reduced to 18 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The ban stemmed from a positive testosterone test in August 2023, reportedly due to a food supplement prescribed by a doctor in the U.S.
Pogba is eager to return to competitive football and has expressed interest in possibly playing in Ligue 1.
He is currently under contract with Juventus until 2026 but has only played a handful of matches since rejoining the club in 2022.
Despite the suspension, Pogba has remained active, training regularly, and is focused on making a strong comeback.