Check out “Due to a doping offense, Paul Pogba has received a provisional suspension.” The Juventus midfielder failed an anti-doping test after Juve’s 3-0 victory over Udinese on August 20, and as a result, the Italian anti-doping organization (NADO) has penalized him.
According to NADO, the suspension followed the discovery of synthetic testosterone in the test.
Depending on whether it can be demonstrated that the rule breach was purposeful, FIFA rules stipulate that a player who violates its anti-doping standards may face a two- or four-year ban, subject to appeal and a reduction or suspension.
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After allegedly becoming the target of extortion by an organized crime gang, Paul Pogba claims he was on the verge of quitting sport.
In September 2022, the brother of the 30-year-old midfielder was taken into custody on suspicion of taking part in the alleged scheme, which Paul Pogba said was an attempt to extort £11.1 million from him.
After his release in December, Mathias Pogba asserts his innocence. In July of last year, shortly after re-joining Juventus and leaving Manchester United on a free transfer, Paul Pogba reported the incident to Turin prosecutors.
When there is money involved, you have to be careful, Paul Pogba remarked in an interview with Al Jazeera. People change as a result of money. It might disintegrate a family. War may result from it.
“At times, I was by myself and had the thought, ‘I don’t want money anymore. Simply put, I no longer want to play. I just want to be around regular people who will adore me for who I am and not for my fame or wealth.
“It’s challenging at times. You have to experience this life. It will only make me more resilient.
Gareth Southgate, the manager of England, acknowledges that he backed Scotland in the 1978 World Cup.
Scotland, the lone UK participant in Argentina, won hearts with a valiant 3-2 victory over eventual champions the Netherlands, even though the outcome wasn’t enough to keep them from going home after the group round.
It turns out that Southgate was jubilant when Archie Gemmill snuck through the Dutch defense and slapped the ball into the back of the net to put Scotland up 3-1 and one goal away from a miraculous victory.
“This is horrible what I’m about to say here ahead of tomorrow but,” Southgate remarked before England’s match against Scotland tomorrow night.Because we didn’t make it in 1978, I was backing Scotland.
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