I Will Fight to Save My Career – Paul Pogba

Paul Pogba says he’s not quitting football, even though he’s banned from playing for four years.

The Juventus midfielder was banned in February after a drug test found DHEA in September, a substance that helps produce hormones like testosterone. 

This ban will keep him out of the game until August 2027, when he will be 34 years old. Previously, Pogba mentioned thinking about retiring in an interview with Al Jazeera, but he changed his tune in a recent talk with Sky Italy.

Paul Pogba is fighting against his ban, which he believes is unfair, and is hopeful he can return to football. “I believe this is an injustice.

 I’m always positive and hopeful,” he said. “I’ve never said I’m done with football. I am still here, still training, and staying positive. I’m spending a lot of time with my family and watching my kids grow.”

When asked about his current situation with Juventus, Pogba said, “I’m still with Juventus. But I haven’t talked to the team’s management or coach recently, and there’s some silence, probably because they’re waiting to see what happens with the appeal. For anything more, you’d have to ask them.”