Paul Pogba's brother is sentenced to THREE years in prison after being found GUILTY in £11m extortion case which targeted the former Manchester United star Paul Pogba's brother has been sentenced to three years in prison, two of which will be suspended, after being found guilty in an extortion case that targeted the Frenchman.
Five people close to the World Cup winner were said to have 'meticulously prepared' a meeting which ended with Pogba being kidnapped.
In March 2022, Pogba - who is set for a return to football after his four-year ban for a doping offence was reduced - filed a complaint after he was kidnapped and robbed by two unidentified masked and armed men, who demanded €13m (£10.98m) for 'protection services'.
The World Cup winner, who is eyeing a return to football after his doping ban was reduced, revealed he had paid €100,000 (£84,423) to the organised group.
Mathias Pogba has been found guilty in an extortion case that targeted his brother Paul.
