Ole Solskjaer In More Trouble As Injury Could Rule Paul Pogba Out Until 2022.

There appears to be more trouble for Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, as midfielder Paul Pogba picked up an injury during a training with the French national team.

The injury means Paul Pogba could reportedly be on the sideline for 8-10 weeks until 2022.

This gives Ole Gunnar Solskjaer another major headache amid his team’s difficult run of form, as it begs the question about what his approach to his midfield should be until Pogba returns.

The France international hasn’t had a key role to play for the Red Devils lately due to being suspended, and he’s now also facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines, according to reports.

Donny van de Beek will surely have more of a chance to show what he can do now, but one imagines there will also be plenty of transfer gossip involving possible replacements for Pogba in the transfer market.

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Hopefully Pogba can get back to his best after this bad injury, but it’s surely going to be some time before he can influence games the way Manchester United would ideally want him to.

The likes of Declan Rice (the Independent) and Yves Bissouma (the Transfer Window Podcast) have been linked as United targets in recent times, and could be ideal to fill the void left by Pogba.