Former Manchester United player and French world cup winner Paul Pogba will start training with former team this week ahead of stunning football return!
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Media reports say that Paul Pogba, a former player for Manchester United, will be in a French movie that comes out in April 2025.
Because he failed a drugs test after Juventus’ first game of the season against Udinese, the French World Cup winner is currently facing a four-year ban from football. He got the ban in February.
After testing positive for DHEA, Pogba said he “never knowingly or deliberately” broke anti-doping rules. He also said he was going to fight the ruling.
The 31-year-old seems to have kept himself busy, though, as the French newspaper Le Parisien said he was shooting in Paris on Thursday afternoon.
Reports say he will play a football coach for a youth team in the movie “4 Zeros,” which is a follow up to the 2002 French hit “3 Zeroes.”
The French player “seemed calm, happy, available, and very at ease in front of the camera,” according to the story.
It goes on to say that he “amazed everyone with his naturalness and simplicity” and that he “was grateful for the experience.”
On the outskirts of the city, at the Parc Stadium in Rueil-Malmaison, he took two different scenes for the movie that will come out in April 2025.
A young man from Comoros, Africa, wants to be a football star for PSG, and the movie is about a scout who wants to find the next Kylian Mbappe.
Pogba has had a terrible second run at Juventus since leaving Manchester United in 2022.
He was hurt his first season back with the club and could only play 161 minutes. This season, he only played 52 minutes before he was taken off because he tested positive for DHEA.
His body contained DHEA, a chemical that can naturally raise testosterone levels.
They checked Pogba’s B-sample, too, and it came back positive in October. This made Juventus think about ending his contract.