Man Utd to remain without Pogba for ‘a little while’ but hope to have him back before 2020
Paul Pogba has been out of action for a while now due to injury and it has been confirmed that Manchester United will be playing without the midfielder for some more time, even though their coach Ole Gunnar Solksjaer is dying to see him back to action this year, with Scott Mctominay also facing some injury problems which has sidelined him.
The Old Trafford team has been playing without one of their best midfielder and player since September 30 due to his foot problem even though there has been some improvement on his fitness.
The Red Devils boss in the person is Ole Gunnar Solksjaer told reporters ahead of their Premier League match with Sheffield United on Sunday: “Pogba is improving.
> “Obviously he has been out and when you are in a cast for that long you do your muscle, so gradually you have to step it up.
> “He has not started on his football work yet so it will still be a little while before we see him.
> "He had another test and scan just at the start of the international break and it’s not healed yet.
> "He’s gradually now stepping up walking on the treadmill, biking, it’ll still be a few weeks. We hope to see him in 2019."
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