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While many in the Italian media still think a contract termination by Juventus is the likely scenario, the French midfielder has certainly come back into the public eye after his four-year doping suspension was reduced. It has been nearly two weeks since we first got the report of Paul Pogba seeing his doping suspension reduced from a potentially career-ending four years to just 18 months. That meant, despite what has already been a long time away from any sort of competitive game time, Pogba is now less than six months away from making the comeback.
We don?t know where that will be considering the Italian press continues to tell us that the likelihood of Pogba staying at Juventus is quite slim, but we do know that he has seemingly come out of hiding and was in the stands at the Allianz Stadium for the final game before the international break on Oct. 6. The sudden urge to speak with the press again is understandable now that the appeals process is over with and the punishment for his failed doping test following Juventus? 2023-24 season opener against Udinese has been cut down to the point where he is eligible to play again in March. In an interview with French outlet L?Equipe, the 31-year-old Pogba has described the reduction in the time of his suspension as being ?given another chance? to play the game he was easily one of the best in the world at when he was at the height of his powers while also hav...