According to the Daily Telegraph, Pogba, who has not played since his thigh injury to the French national team in early November, has resumed training this week. Head coach Lonnick said he hoped the players would make a comeback in the FA Cup on February 4.
Pogba are sure not to play against Brentford on Wednesday night and against West Ham three days later in the Premier League. Lonnick hopes the players will be able to return in the FA Cup match against Middlesbrough on February 4, or in the Premier League play-off against Burnley four days later.
Pogba left United on a free transfer in 2012, when Juventus only paid him around £800,000 in training fees. Ten years later, six years after returning to Manchester United, the Frenchman is ready to leave the squad again on a free throw.
In 2016, Manchester United bought Pogba back and paid a record transfer fee of £89 million in team history, but in the past six years, Pogba has been in poor shape for most of the time and missed many games due to long-term injuries. He had a heated argument with former manager Jose Mourinho and was repeatedly reported by the media to try to transfer.
(Felix Cat)
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