It’s not over: Paul Pogba breaks silence

Paul Pogba has claimed that his season is ‘not over’ despite Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick saying that he doesn’t expect the Frenchman to be available to him again this season.

Pogba was substituted less than 10 minutes into Manchester United’s humbling 4-0 defeat to fierce foes Liverpool on Tuesday.

The midfielder was substituted after he picked up an injury.

Further assessment by the club’s medical staff revealed a calf injury that looks to have put an end to his season and his career at United.

Speaking ahead of Saturday’s massive match with Arsenal, Rangnick said: “The doctor told me that it will take four weeks, minimum, for him to recover.

“And, since the last game is at the end of May, I don’t think it’s very likely that he will be able to play again.”

Pogba’s contract at United expires in the summer and he is expected to leave Old Trafford for a second time six years on from returning in an £89million transfer from Juventus.

As a result, the Frenchman may well have played his last game for the club.

However, in a post during the fixture with the Arsenal, Pogba declared that he will work hard to get back fit before the campaign concludes.

“Absolutely gutted to not be able to help the team in today’s game. I will work even harder to come back stronger and hopefully before the end of the season. It’s not over 💪🏾 Thank you all for your support, United we would stand!” Pogba wrote on social media.