Paul Pogba faces three important Manchester United questions on his return from injury.

Manchester United star Paul Pogba will give an answer to these three important questions on his return from injury

Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has always said the right things when asked about his star player Paul Pogba - whose name is never far from the journalists' lips at press conferences.



At the end of last season, the questions largely concerned the Manchester United man's form; then during a testing summer for the United coach it was about persistent transfer rumors linking his

player Pogba to Real Madrid and Juventus; more recently it is still been about
Pogba's future at United but also about his fitness.

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Yet after two games and two landmark performances from the midfield pair of Scott McTominay and Fred against Tottenham and Manchester City, a new question has emerged.

Will Paul Pogba even get into the team upon his return from an ankle injury this month? And where does he fit in the formation?

It is a dilemma that, undeniably, ties into those existing questions, as the murmurs linger on suggesting the France international is unsettled at Old Trafford and that his agent Mino Raiola is engineering a transfer for his client. 

Some people have even suggested - without any proof, it must be said - that Pogba's elongated absence is connected to his desire to move out of United for a potential Madrid Transfer.

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Man Utd has stated their desire for the 26-year-old to renew his contract, with the player's current deal expiring in June 2020. in the summer.

Recently, Solskjaer has gone as far as assuring Pogba that his place at United tam is guaranteed upon his return from injury.

"Of course, Paul's going to play when he gets his fitness," Solskjaer said. "He's one of the best players in the world when he's in form.

"We just need to give him time to be 100 percent fit."
That is undoubtedly true, but the challenge for Paul Pogba is to regain full fitness and, more intriguingly, rediscover top form.

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If Pogba returns firing on all cylinders, he will improve this United team and augment the good work already being done in midfield by McTominay and Fred.


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