By YASEEN ZAMAN
Published: 12:37 EDT, 28 June 2025 | Updated: 12:49 EDT, 28 June 2025
Paul Pogba has officially joined Monaco, finally returning to football after his drawn out doping ban fiasco.
In August 2023, the former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder was handed a four-year suspension after returning an adverse drugs test, however that suspension was slashed to just 18 months last October.
Pogba's ban officially ended earlier this year but his contract with Juventus was mutually terminated soon after.
As per Monaco's announcement, the 32-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the Champions League club, keeping him there until the summer of 2027.
With Monaco, Pogba will aim to relaunch his club career and push for a return to the French national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Pogba's last competitive match came for Juventus in September 2023, while he last played 90 minutes in March 2022 when he played for United.
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Paul Pogba has joined Monaco on a two-year deal after his doping ban was lifted this year