Juventus faces a critical decision regarding Paul Pogba as he has been cleared to return to action next year following the reduction of his doping ban.
The Frenchman currently earns up to €10 million per season, making him one of Juventus’ highest earners once he resumes playing. However, Thiago Motta did not include Pogba in his plans when he took charge, raising the possibility that terminating his contract may be the best solution for all parties involved.
Juventus is expected to explore the possibility of reaching a mutual agreement with Pogba to terminate his contract. Early reports suggest that the club is likely to propose a mutual termination, especially given that they were patient throughout the appeal process at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) instead of acting when the ban was first issued.
While Pogba is excited about returning to action, Juventus must decide whether to keep him on the roster or end his time at the club. According to AssoCalciatori rules, as reported by Il Bianconero, Juventus has the legal right to terminate his contract due to doping disqualification, regardless of how short the ban is.
This gives Juventus the option to terminate Pogba’s contract, and the club now has to weigh this option carefully and decide what is best for the future of both Pogba and the team.
Juve FC Says
We expect Pogba to be open to reaching an agreement with the club on the way forward.
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Let him go. He can go to the Saudi league. Probably better for his bank account and health with the weaker competition.
Pogba has not played several matches in a row since the winter 21/22. That is a about 3 years ago. He could hardly step on to the pitch without getting injured since he joined Juve. The last sub cameo he had before the news of doping a year ago he looked so slow and sluggish. Now a year later I can not even imagine his condition. Juve have kept him on through the doping saga to be humane with him and not cut him off when he was going through a personal crisis. He will never play again for Juve. Once a world class player but injuries never gave him a chance to fullfill his potential. Addio Paul.
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