SAD NEWS: Two players from Juventus were arrested while suspended for beating their team announcer to death for just two reasons.

SAD NEWS: Two players from Juventus were arrested while suspended for beating their team announcer to death for just two reasons.

SAD NEWS: After bashing their team announcer to death for just two reasons, two Juventus players were suspended and placed in jail.

After a drug test revealed that the 30-year-old France international had high amounts of testosterone in his blood, he was placed on temporary inactive status in September.

In a statement, he added, “Everything I have built in my professional career has been taken away from me.”

The former footballer for Manchester United said he would file an appeal.

Pogba was given a random test following Juventus‘ opening game of the 2018–19 season on August 20.

The national anti-doping tribunal (Nado) in Italy verified the positive test in a follow-up sample in October, and the anti-doping prosecutor’s office asked for a four-year suspension.

Juventus informed the BBC that early on Thursday morning, they got information from the anti-doping tribunal.

Pogba declared that he would “never knowingly or deliberately” use drugs and that he thought the decision was “incorrect.”.

He said, “The whole story will become clear when I am free of legal restrictions,” and he claimed he would file an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas).

“As a professional athlete, I would never do anything to enhance my performance by using banned substances and have never disrespected or cheated fellow athletes and supporters of any of the teams I have played for or against.”

Pogba’s demise and what ought to have happened?
With the ban retroactive to the date of the failed test, the 2018 World Cup winner, Pogba, will not be allowed to play until 2027, when he would be 34.

Archive (2022): Pogba’s missteps at Manchester United
“What is certain is that Paul Pogba never wanted to break a rule,” Rafaela Pimenta, Pogba’s agent, stated at the time of the initial suspension.

Athletes’ endurance is increased by the hormone testosterone.

The discovery of banned non-endogenous testosterone metabolites, or molecules the body does not naturally create from testosterone, according to Nado, indicated that Pogba had broken the law, even though the findings were “consistent with the exogenous [external] origin of the target compounds”.