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 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.

During these months, Paul Pogba has continued training on his own with the goal of being in the best physical shape possible by the time his suspension ended. However, it’s important to note that his last professional match was back in September 2023.

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

Paul Pogba's 18-month ban from football officially ended on Tuesday, but he has decided to delay joining a new club, sources have told ESPN.

After an 18-month suspension on doping charges, Paul Pogba (31) can officially play again as of Tuesday, but who he may join remains a big mystery.It seems that the World Cup winner with France in

In a statement posted in October last year when it was confirmed that his ban was reduced to 18 months, Pogba said: ‘Finally the nightmare is over. I can look forward to the day

French midfielder, Paul Pogba, has finished serving his suspension and is now eligible to play for any team. Pogba’s ban officially ended on March 10, 2025, and he is currently a free agent. The 28-year-old is without a club as his contract with Juventus was terminated in November 2024.