Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba saw his hopes for a prospective comeback in March next year take a hit as the Serie A outfit director Guintoli has ruled out the need for the player on Sunday.  Pogba’s contract at Turin ends in June 2026.

Paul Pogba has said he would be “willing to give up money” to continue his career at Juventus. The 31-year-old has been speaking about his future after his four-year ban for failing an anti-doping test was reduced to 18 months earlier this month.

Paul Pogba's return to Juventus is uncertain as director Cristiano Giuntoli states the team is complete without him. Pogba, banned for doping, will be eligible to play in March. Juventus invested in new players during his absence.

Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli slammed the door firmly shut on Paul Pogba’s hopes of playing for them again. ‘He has been a great player, but the squad is complete.’The game with Lazio

Paul Pogba is likely to leave Juventus as a free agent after director Cristiano Giuntoli confirmed that they are "invested in different players".

The former France international had his punishment cut earlier this month from an initial four years to 18 months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport and will be eligible to play for Juve as soon as

Cristiano Giuntoli confirms Juventus are complete without Paul Pogba, who is serving a doping ban but will return in March 2025.

Paul Pogba has insisted that he is willing to 'reduce his salary' in order to play for Juventus after his return from doping ban. The midfielder tested positive for heightened levels of testosterone