Paul Pogba’s Guinean brother asks him to “Trust Allah” in wake of 4-year doping ban

Paul Pogba currently finds himself embroiled in a controversy that threatens to cast a shadow over the future of his career.

The recent announcement of a four-year doping ban by Italy's National Anti-Doping Tribunal (TNA) has sent shockwaves through the footballing world and sparking a wave of reactions from fans, pundits, and even family members.

The France and Juventus midfielder was handed a four-year doping ban after testing positive for DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone), a banned substance, in August.

Pulse Sports earlier reported that Maria Zulay, Paul’s wife already pledged her unwavering support to her husband following the announcement on Thursday.

However, another member of the Pogba family has also reacted to the shocking news.

Amidst the turmoil, Paul Pogba's elder brother, Fiorentin, has emerged as a source of support and encouragement for the devastated footballer.

Taking to social media, Fiorentin, 33, posted a poignant message alongside a photo of himself and his brother, urging Paul to find solace in faith and resilience.

With the caption, "Courage PP, Allah is in control,"

Fiorentin Pogba's career trajectory may differ from that of his younger brother, but there is a clear understanding of the challenges and pressures in thee world of professional football.

Unlike Paul, Fiorentin was born in Guinea and has also represented the Guinean national team, having plied his trade as a defender in various leagues across the globe.

In the wake of the doping ban, Paul Pogba has vehemently denied the accusations and has already released a statement confirming his decision to appeal the ban at the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS).