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. A failed drugs test after a game in Italy in August 2023 resulted in a four-year doping ban which was reduced on appeal.

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.

Paul Pogba, a former midfielder for Manchester United, plans to rejoin France for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after his doping ban concluded.

After serving a doping ban, Paul Pogba is allowed to resume his career this month and is available as a free agent.Pogba has had a roller coaster career, with enormous highs and lows. The 31-year-old

Recent speculation linking Paul Pogba with a shock return to Manchester United has been firmly shut down, with the club having no plans to re-sign their former midfielder, according to reports.

According to L’Équipe, Olympique de Marseille has not completely ruled out the possibility of signing Paul Pogba. The French midfielder will be eligible to return to competition starting Tuesday after his doping suspension was reduced to 18 months.

Paul Pogba (31) is now officially permitted to resume his football career after his doping ban was reduced from four years to just 18 months. However, La Pioche finds himself without a club. Upon