Former Juventus GM Luciano Moggi can see Paul Pogba's contract being terminated.

The midfielder is currently provisionally banned after testing positive for testosterone last week. His counter-analysis hearing will be held on October 5.

Moggi, in reaction, told Radio Bianconera: "I have already defined the Pogba issue when he decided not to have surgery for the last World Cup I don't know what exactly happened, but if it is true, as it is true that he is positive, I can say that Pogba is not very smart and, above all, not attached to Juventus.

"He wanted to come here to rock the world, but he ended up confusing himself. There are precise provisions that say that a player must inform the medical staff of everything he takes before, after and during the match. If everything was confirmed, the club could also request the termination of the contract, which could even be automatic."

Moggi also commented on Union Berlin defender Leonardo Bonucci's decision to sue Juventus.

"If a club excludes a player, but allows them to train, there is no talk. Furthermore, Bonucci went to Union Berlin, a club that plays in the Champions League League. So, I don't understand what damage he thinks he has suffered.

"He spent many years at Juventus, but he is 35 years old. The basic problem is that the identity card speaks a language that is difficult to disavow. Bonucci would still like to play at the highest level, but he has the performance of someone who can no longer meet these standards."