Paul Pogba could still be active in his career despite his doping ban as a new football offer has arrived on his table.
A doping ban is a nightmare for athletes, including footballers. It spells doom to one's career and soils the integrity of one's sporting abilities.
Paul Pogba could endure a similar fate. He was hit with a four-year ban by for testing positive for testosterone.
Pogba has insisted he is innocent and had refused to plead guilty, hence the decision to slam him with a four-year ban.
A lot is at stake for the embattled midfielder with Juventus set to terminate his contract should he fail to come out unscathed.
He has decided to appeal the judgment but only prays the court to set aside the tribunal ruling for a minimal and less severe penalty.
Pogba's attempt to prove his innocence is also a fight to save his career and return to competitive football.
Everything now hangs on the ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. However, whatever the ruling of the CAS, Pogba has a lifeline to return to active football.
According to Tuttosports, Broke Boys, a club in Russia's Media Football League - a celebrity football league formed in 2022 - have offered Pogba a contract worth £1167 every month.
Sources close to the club have revealed contact has been made with Paul Pogba for the move but the latter has rejected the offer as he concentrates on his trial.
Despite the initial rejection, Pogba could be forced to accept the offer if CAS uphold the four-year ban.
Football Media League is not registered or recognized by FIFA, hence Pogba can play in the league despite his doping ban.
A doping ban is a nightmare for athletes, including footballers. It spells doom to one's career and soils the integrity of one's sporting abilities.
Paul Pogba could endure a similar fate. He was hit with a four-year ban by for testing positive for testosterone.
Pogba has insisted he is innocent and had refused to plead guilty, hence the decision to slam him with a four-year ban.
A lot is at stake for the embattled midfielder with Juventus set to terminate his contract should he fail to come out unscathed.
He has decided to appeal the judgment but only prays the court to set aside the tribunal ruling for a minimal and less severe penalty.
Pogba's attempt to prove his innocence is also a fight to save his career and return to competitive football.
Everything now hangs on the ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. However, whatever the ruling of the CAS, Pogba has a lifeline to return to active football.
According to Tuttosports, Broke Boys, a club in Russia's Media Football League - a celebrity football league formed in 2022 - have offered Pogba a contract worth £1167 every month.
Sources close to the club have revealed contact has been made with Paul Pogba for the move but the latter has rejected the offer as he concentrates on his trial.
Despite the initial rejection, Pogba could be forced to accept the offer if CAS uphold the four-year ban.
Football Media League is not registered or recognized by FIFA, hence Pogba can play in the league despite his doping ban.