By Daily Sports on August 4, 2019

Paul Pogba is expected to be fit for Manchester United's Premier League opener against Chelsea after suffering a back spasm.

Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed he will sit out United’s final pre-season match, but is confident the Frenchman will be back in top condition within a few days.

“At the end of the session, Paul got a back spasm,” Solskjaer told United’s

official website .

“It’s the same issue he had last week, when he missed the session in Norway, but I think he'll be available early next week.”

Matteo Darmian, Joel Pereira, Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez are also missing from the squad, with Solskjaer adding: “We have a few players back at the AON Training Complex.

“Joel Pereira tweaked his back last week so he’s back there training. Romelu and Alexis are working on their fitness with Matteo Darmian. Eric (Bailly), obviously is injured and out until Christmas time.”

Pogba has been the subject of intense transfer speculation this summer, with a potential move to Spanish giants Real Madrid one of the most talked-about rumours of the window so far.

However, time is running out if any deal is to come to fruition, and with a shopping list that has successfully seen Eden Hazard, Luka Jovic Eder Militao, Ferland Mendy and Rodrygo arrive at the Bernabeu, some are beginning to question whether the move will materialise during the current window.

As recently as yesterday, Brazil legend Rivaldo suggested that while Pogba would no doubt succeed in the Spanish capital, he is not necessarily needed in Zinedine Zidane’s squad.

Meanwhile, United begin the 2019-20 Premier League season at home to Chelsea on August 11. (Goal)

•Photo shows Paul Pogba

Source Daily Sports

Posted August 4, 2019

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