Pogba makes Monaco debut, 1st game in 2 years since doping ban
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Pogba makes Monaco debut, 1st game in 2 years since doping ban
"The 32-year-old Pogba came on in the 85th minute of a 4-1 loss at Rennes in the French league. Once a standout world champion for France, the midfielder saw his career derailed by injuries, off-field problems and a doping ban. He wept when he signed his contract with Monaco during the offseason on a two-year deal in a bid to relaunch his career. He recently overcame a minor ankle injury and resumed training with Monaco during the international break."
"A total of 811 days had passed since his last game, when he made his last appearance for Juventus on Sept. 3, 2023. At his peak, Pogba helped his country win the 2018 World Cup, scoring in the final when France beat Croatia 4-2. He spent most of his career between United and Juventus, finally leaving the Italian club in November 2024."
Paul Pogba made his Monaco debut at age 32, entering in the 85th minute of a 4-1 league loss at Rennes. The midfielder played his first match in 811 days after last appearing for Juventus on Sept. 3, 2023. Pogba's career was disrupted by injuries, off-field problems and a doping ban that was initially four years and reduced to 18 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. He signed a two-year contract with Monaco in the offseason, reportedly weeping at the signing, and overcame a minor ankle injury to resume training during the international break.
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