Pogba sends message to Manchester United fans

Paul Pogba suffered a serious injury while away with France on international duty, a blow that will rule him out until 2022.

The midfielder, during a shooting exercise, suffered a right thigh injury which will prevent from playing for the next two months, amid a serious crisis for Manchester United.

However, Pogba has sent a message of positivity to the Manchester United fans.

"As you can see, I got a little injured, hopefully it's not too bad," Pogba said in a short video posted on Instagram.

"I'm going to do probably another scan in those days to see how bad it is. We're here but we're going to come back strong, you already know.

"We don't lose faith, we don't lose the positive vibe. Keep smiling, everything happens for a reason, we're blessed still and we're going to come back, and we keep it up. That's how it is.

"Thank you again for the support, all love, God bless you all and we're going to be back soon."

Has Pogba's United career come to an end?

Despite Pogba's positivity, it is believed that his latest injury may mean he won't play for United again.

The Frenchman's contract expires in the summer of 2022, and therefore United would be open to selling him in January before he returns from injury.