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While awaiting the judgment of the National Anti-Doping Tribunal after his positive test at the start of the season, Paul Pogba nevertheless continues to train.
Paul Pogba must be patient. Nearly six months after his positive doping test for testosterone, the French international is waiting to know his fate. Provisionally suspended and removed from the field, the Juventus Turin player must now be judged by the National Anti-Doping Court, which could impose up to four months of suspension on him.
But according to his agent, Rafaela Pimenta, the former Mancunian is ready and could play again tomorrow. “Pogba could return to the field tomorrow, she assured in an interview given to Cronache di Spogliatoio. He is prepared for any situation and mentally he is a champion. When he receives a blow, he digests it and moves forward. He trains knowing he must stay prepared. »
I have to play, I want to win
Mino Raiola’s former right-hand man nevertheless discussed with him the possibility of taking a break while awaiting the judgment. But the native of Lagny-sur-Marne doesn’t want to hear anything. “Sometimes I say to him, ‘Shall we do anything else?’ He gets angry and says to me: ‘Rafa, I have to train. You don’t understand: I have to play, I want to win and I have to finish the path I started.”she said.
The analysis of the B sample having confirmed the positive test for testosterone, the suspension of Paul Pogba seems inevitable, which would terminate his contract with Juventus.
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