On the evening of the sixth day of the “Pogba affair” trial, Carine Galli gave her opinion on the situation of the French midfielder.
On Wednesday at the Paris court, the prosecution's requisitions against the six defendants implicated in the “Pogba affair” fell. Tried for an attempted extortion amounting to thirteen million euros targeting Paul Pogba, as well as multiple pressures on the former Juventus, the latter heard the prosecutor list her requisitions For the French international, physically absent, the chapter is still far from over and the period. remains difficult to live with. Some observers have given their opinion on the subject.
Journalist Carine Galli did it on the channel
The Team. “He had been suffering in silence for years and one fine day, everything came to the forefront and (became) public. But he lived through years of anguish. I completely understand, and it is legitimate, that a person who is a victim like Paul Pogba does not want to find himself face to face with people who hurt him, who tried to steal from him. » Beyond the trial itself, Carine Galli also looked back on Paul Pogba's past and his relationships with his youthful acquaintances.
“That’s what’s horrible.”
“We know that there are immense champions who very quickly cut themselves off from their base in order, on the one hand, to save themselves and not be confronted with that. And you feel like that's the solution. Paul Pogba remained close to his original neighborhood, to some of his relatives who did not have the same trajectory as him, not the trajectory of a millionaire. And that was what cost him his downfall. That's what's horrible. And we see huge players, we're not going to mention them, who left the neighborhood quickly, well done, who went abroad, who never again had a link with where they grew up and that's it. This is also what allowed them not to be polluted by the environment which is negative. »
-Today without a club after the termination of his contract, as agreed with Juventus, Paul Pogba is now looking for a new challenge. Testing positive for testosterone in August 2023 and originally sanctioned with a four-year suspension, the midfielder saw his sanction reduced to eighteen months, which allows him to foresee a return to the field in March 2025. It remains to be seen where.
