Paul Pogba, a well-known French footballer, has completed an 18-month suspension for using dehydroepiandrosterone, a testosterone derivative. As of March 11, he is free to play again; however, he still hasn't found a new club.

After an 18-month suspension on doping charges, Paul Pogba (31) can officially play again as of Tuesday, but who he may join remains a big mystery.It seems that the World Cup winner with France in

Paul Pogba's doping ban ends today, and reports in Italy suggest the ex-Juventus midfielder has multiple options for restarting his career, including Inter

PAUL POGBA is free to return to football after his doping ban officially came to an end on Tuesday. And the former Manchester United midfielder is looking for a new club after mutually agreeing to

Paul Pogba's 18-month ban from football officially ended on Tuesday, but he has decided to delay joining a new club, sources have told ESPN.

Paul Pogba can return to competition from Tuesday as the former France star’s 18-month doping ban expired–but he needs to find a club. The player who graced the midfield of Manchester United and Juventus is hoping to put three chaotic years behind him and is searching for a new employer with a view to playing in the 2026 World Cup,

Paul Pogba’s 18-month football ban officially lifted on Tuesday, 11 March 2025, freeing the former Manchester United midfielder to return to the pitch—but he’s in no rush to sign. Sources told ESPN’s Julien Laurens that the 32-year-old,