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After the announcement of Paul Pogba’s reduced suspension, Patrice Evra invited his former teammate to sign for OM. Evra will even call Medhi Benatia to suggest the idea.
This is the big news of the day! Initially banned from the field until 2027 after his positive test for testosterone, Paul Pogba saw his suspension reduced from 4 years to 18 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), and will be able to return to competition in March 2025.
At present, Pogba is still a Juventus player. The Old Lady intended to fire him after his positive test, but she was awaiting the result of the appeal filed by the Frenchman before the CAS. From now on, we can imagine a return with the Bianconeri in a few months.
Patrice Evra, however, does not believe in this scenario.
“99%, I think we won’t see Paul again in the colors of Juve. I don’t think Motta will want Paul again. I think we need to turn the page”confided the new RMC consultant, who played with Pogba in Turin between 2014 and 2016.
Evra wants Pogba at OM
While Jérôme Rothen advised PSG to follow Paul Pogba, Evra immediately responded by sending the 2018 world champion to OM. “I’m going to call Medhi (Benatia, the OM sports advisor, editor’s note), I’m going to tell him that he’s calling Paul to tell him that the doors are open,
Evra laughed. He played with Medhi too. »
In reality, if Evra played well with Benatia at Juve in 2016-2017, Paul Pogba had just left when Benatia arrived. But for all that, that does not prevent OM from trying their luck with Pogba, as the Phocaeans did with Adrien Rabiot. On a misunderstanding…
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