According to a report from the Daily Mail's Sami Mokbel, confirmed by Fabrizio Romano and others in Italy, Paul Pogba will have his four-year ban reduced to just 18 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. This crucial decision means Pogba can return to training with Juventus in January and could be available for actual game time by March, which is significant for both the player and the club as they navigate this complex situation.
Since being provisionally suspended in September 2023, Pogba has received only the minimum salary required, having failed a doping test after Juventus' season opener against Udinese. With this reduction in his ban and the potential return to the pitch, Pogba can resume his career and prove his worth to the club that invested in him. This reduction marks a pivotal moment in his turbulent relationship with Juventus.
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