Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba has been advised to retire from football if he receives a four-year ban from the sport.
Pogba tested positive for the banned substance testosterone after Juventus' Serie A fixture against Udinese on August 20.A counter-analysis sample has since been checked which, according to Fabrizio Romano, has returned a positive result.🚨 BREAKING: Paul Pogba has tested doping positive also to backup sample today.An anti-doping tribunal will now determine the charge for the midfielder, and he could be banned from football for up to four years.
Petit then went on to claim:"His time at Manchester United didn't end well, and in France, we think he's been a disaster since then. "Forget football, forget money, it's been a disaster for him. He's completely destroyed. He's nothing like the Pogba we used to know."The staggering amount Paul Pogba has cost Juventus per minute this seasonFootball
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