At the end of 2019, Paul Pogba, who had recovered from injury and found his form, once again falls out of the lineup.
After the match against Arsenal, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer announced that the Frenchman, after consulting with his team, decided to undergo surgery.
According to the coach, Man Utd will have to do without him for at least three weeks.
"He was advised to have surgery and he will probably do it," said Solskjaer. "I don't know the exact timeline, but it should take around 3-4 weeks."
Entering the press conference room, Solskjaer provided more details: "We conducted tests, but they didn't show anything serious. We need to look into this more closely and solve everything as quickly as possible.
We consulted on this issue, and the club also took into account the recommendations of his team."
P. Pogba has only played eight matches this season in total.
