Paul Pogba will leave Juventus on 30 November after agreeing a mutual termination of his contract. The 31-year-old was given a four-year ban in February for a doping offence - but in October that was reduced to 18 months, starting from his initial provisional ban in September 2023.

Paul Pogba will leave Juventus after the Serie A club confirmed the termination of his contract by mutual consent on Friday.

Paul Pogba will leave Juventus by mutual agreement at the end of the month, after having his four-year ban for failing an anti-doping test reduced to 18 months in October. That decision came after an appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and meant the 31-year-old French midfielder would have been allowed to resume training with Juventus in January,

Paul Pogba has spent time on the sidelines after being dealt a drugs ban and Juventus - whom he joined after leaving Manchester United - have ripped up the player's contract

Paul Pogba and Juventus have mutually agreed to terminate the midfielder's contract. The France international's deal in Turin was set to expire in 2026.

Paul Pogba has reached a mutual agreement with Juventus to terminate his contract with the Serie A giants, the France international has announced. The former Manchester United midfielder, whose Juve deal was set to expire in 2026, did not reveal his next destination, though the 31-year-old has been linked to Inter Miami.

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As Mail Sport revealed last month, Pogba and the Italian club have been locked in talks over ending his contract and confirmation of their split is expected in the next 24 hours.