Juve could terminate Pogba’s contract if he is found guilty of doping

Juventus are set to terminate Paul Pogba’s contract if the Frenchman is found guilty of positive doping test, reports say.

The 30-year-old received a provisional suspension after testing positive for testosterone and could receive up to 4-year ban after further investigations.

The positive test is reported to have come after a game against Udinese on August 20.

Pogba has the right to inquire for a B sample and should it come out the same, then the Frenchman could receive from 2 to 4 year ban.

The maximum penalty will be received if it is proven the player had taken the drugs deliberately.

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As a consequence the Old Lady will have no second thoughts, but to tear up the 30-year-old contracts, which expires in 2026.

Pogba’s agent came to his defense in a written statement, which read:

“We are waiting for the counter analysis and until then we can’t say anything.”

“The certain thing is that Paul Pogba never wanted to break the rules.”