Pogba celebrates comeback! Ex-world champion signs at AS Monaco

Pogba celebrates comeback! Ex-world champion signs at AS Monaco

Wesermarsch, Deutschland - After an eventful time, Paul Pogba, the ex-world champion and talented French football professional, returns to the field. After one and a half years of doping lock, Pogba has now signed a contract with AS Monaco, which is valid until June 30, 2027. However, the 32-year-old no longer stays without a club; Rather, he took his second chance at the club from Ligue 1. This return means a lot for Pogba, which was last released by Juventus Turin in November 2024 after the paths separated by mutual agreement. This was a consequence of his positive doping test, which he had given in August 2023 after a game against Udinese, and which finally led to a four -year lock that was later shortened to 18 months because he had not deliberately doped how the decision of the International Sports Court (CAS) confirmed. Kreiszeitung Wesermarsch reports that this return also accompanied the recent medical tests that have successfully completed Pogba.

Pogba had already shown impressive performances during his career so far, among other things in his time at Manchester United and Juventus, where he played a total of 190 competitive games. After his return to Juventus in the summer of 2022, injuries and the doping problem were constant companions. The contract, which would have been applied until the end of June 2025, was surprisingly dissolved due to the inconsistencies. With the move to AS Monaco, Pogba hopes to steer his heavily battered career back into the right track. As a free agent, he is awarded a salary of around 2 million euros per season, and he will wear the number 8 - a number associated with many big names of football. Yahoo! Sports also emphasizes that this is already the second return of Pogba to an old club after moving to Juventus as a teenager from Manchester United.

a setback and a new beginning

The doping affair has torn Pogba out of active competition for over a year and revealed many questions about its future. If you look at the background of the lock, it turns out that Pogba was tested positively after taking a dietary supplement, the enjoyment of which indicated performance -promoting substances. At a press conference, he expressed that this was not in his intention and that he was very sorry. The CAS finally decided that Pogba did not deliberately dop, which influenced the length of the lock. Originally they thought of a four -year lock, but it was reduced to 18 months - a step that shows that the bodies were of the opinion that Pogba earns a second chance in football. Sportschau also reports that this administration has influenced the punishment more than just Pogba's career and that many players in the professional world have suggested to think about doping practices and their consequences.

With his return to AS Monaco, it looks like Pogba is ready to prove itself again. When I looked at his previous successes, including winning the 2018 World Cup with the French national team and the Europa League with Manchester United, Pogba is one of the most remarkable midfielder in his generation. The coming season will be decisive: whether he can heal the wounds of his last months on the pitch and fight back to old form, it remains to be seen. However, one thing is clear - the football world can look forward to an exciting fresh start!