I'm Gabby Jules, blue skies over West London. Jules, great to have you back. It's an international

break, but there's still a ton of stuff going on. Talk about, there's the chaos with Germany

who just beat France, but obviously they're looking for a new manager. There's Italy after

their stinker against North Macedonia, a bit of a bounce back against Ukraine. There's

angry Gareth Southgate, who to think it? But I think there's one place to start, and that

is with Paul Pogba. He has tested positive for testosterone, and he faces up to a maximum

of four-year banal. For that to happen, they would have to prove that he did not, that

he took testosterone intentionally, with the aim of increasing performance. I think

that's going to be very difficult to prove. His defense will likely involve a whole bunch

of mitigating circumstances to try to pull out. But the reality in the immediate is that once

again, it's another blow between this and the injuries, and the brother and the childhood

friends trying to extort money from him. It's incredible that we find ourselves in a situation

given where Pogba was five, six years ago. Yeah, I mean, the downfall since the 2018

walk-up, really, where he was on top of the world. In the way he played, and also what

he won, it's just incredible, remarkable. You don't have to feel sorry if it's not about

feeling sorry or not. It's just another challenge ahead of him after, as you said, the witchcraft

and the extortion, the racketing, all of that. On top of all the injuries, on top of

that, move to UV, that return to UV, that hasn't worked out really last year at all. And

now this, whether it's a four-year ban, a two-year ban, whether it got away with it, which

looks very likely. The sample beat is going to come back before the end of the week. I think

Paul himself knows that that would be positive. Yeah, so for those who don't know, when people

are tested by doping agencies, they test what they call, they give two samples. They test

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