New Paul Pogba could help Liverpool win the Premier League again

Paul Pogba is in the eye of the storm after he reportedly tested positive in an anti-doping test on the opening day of the Serie A season, despite not playing any minutes on that day, according to ANSA. This new episode adds to a series of controversies that have marked Pogba's career in recent times.

 At the age of 30, the player is living a real nightmare that includes accusations of witchcraft, public family conflicts and an injury that prevented him from participating in the 2022 World Cup. The positive doping test is yet another blow that could have serious repercussions for his football career.

So far, Pogba has had a less successful start to the season with Juventus than expected. He has played just 52 minutes in three Serie A games, leaving many Juventus fans questioning his fitness and ability to contribute to the team.

The New Paul Pogba 

While the real Pogba is in trouble, Liverpool already have in their squad the player who has been dubbed as the new Paul Pogba, as Dutchman Ryan Gravenberch was recently signed from Bayern Munich and is set to be the new star in midfield to help the Reds compete and fight to win the Premier League again.