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The French midfielder continues his media tour in the wake of his doping ban being reduced. After barely hearing anything from Paul Pogba for the last 12 months, we are now getting to see one of the bigger personalities to wear the Juventus colors in the last decade or two a whole lot more all of the sudden.
We know why that is: the Pogba media tour has coincided with his doping suspension being reduced from four years to just 18 months, putting the 31-year-old Frenchman in position to return training in January and to the field for competition action once again in March.
That serious of interviews continued Wednesday, with Pogba making appearances in Sky Sports in the United Kingdom as well as with fellow Frenchman (and Paris native) Julien Laurens on ESPN. Pogba has also done an extensive interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport in Italy, and it is there in which he spoke openly about his future at Juventus and what he would be willing to do to stay in Turin. ?I am ready to give up money to play for Juve,? Pogba said in his interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport that was released on Wednesday night in Italy. ?I want to return.?
Pogba entered the last two seasons as Juventus? highest-paid player with a salary of ?9 million net. Once it became known he had failed a doping test following Juve?s season opener against Udinese and he was provisionally suspended, that salary dropped down to the minimum figure possi...