Paul Pogba has expressed his desire to remain with Juventus despite facing a reduced doping ban, stating he is willing to accept a pay cut to continue playing for the club. The French midfielder, whose initial four-year suspension was shortened to 18 months, can return to action in March 2025. Pogba emphasized his commitment to Juventus, asserting, "I’m a Juve player, in my mind, that’s all there is at the moment," and noted the support he received from teammates during his ordeal. However, reports suggest that Juventus is considering terminating his contract, which is set to expire in June 2026 and currently pays him €8 million annually. Pogba's journey back to football comes after he tested positive for testosterone due to a supplement prescribed by a doctor. As he prepares for a comeback, he remains focused on proving his worth on the pitch, indicating a readiness to demonstrate his growth as a player.