Paul Pogba, who injured a calf on Tuesday, is likely to end his season. At the end of the contract, he was no longer allowed to play under Manchester United’s colors.
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Will we see Paul Pogba again in the Red Devil’s jersey? The French international suffered a calf injury after less than 10 minutes on Tuesday in the Premier League match between Manchester United and Liverpool.
“It is very unlikely that he will play until the end of the season”Manchester United interim coach Ralf Rangnick announced this on Friday (April 22). “The doctor told me he needs at least four weeks to recover and the last game is at the end of May” he added.
Ralf gave an update about @PaulPogba #MUFC † #ARSMUN
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) Apr 22, 2022
As he is at the end of his contract, Pogba, 29, may therefore no longer appear in the colors of the English club where he has been playing since 2016. He made a first stint there for a number of seasons at Juventus Turin (2012 to 2016).
The French midfielder arrived at United from Le Havre in 2009 before returning to the Red Devils after a successful spell at Juventus Turin. The transfer, for an amount of 105 million euros, set a world record at the time.
Although Paul Pogba won the Europa League and League Cup during his second stint with Manchester United, he largely disappointed and annoyed the English fans with often mediocre performances, far from those in the national team. France, and through repeated desires to go elsewhere. † The player was therefore booed when he was substituted last Saturday during the game against Norwich.
Just listen to the TRA and the Stretford End booing Paul Pogba full time, also chants of fuck off Pogba when he was replaced. Guess it all tells you what the fans think about him. Should have been so different when he came back but hasn’t been. #MUFC #pogba #PaulPogba pic.twitter.com/OikVK7yrW1
—Benjamin Brazil (@bennymufc) Apr 16, 2022
The Red Devils occupy 6th place in the Premier League with 54 points after their gruesome defeat to Liverpool. They face Arsenal (5th, 57 points) on Saturday in a match that could prove crucial in moving up to 4th place, synonymous with Champions League qualification.
