Paul Pogba, who suffered a knee injury during pre-season practice, may not be available to start the season. Group a season.
Deal with midfielder Manchester United ended and returned to Juventus earlier this month. In 2012 Pogba moved from Manchester to Turin but later decided to return to Old Trafford in a record £89m deal.
Now back with Juventus, he kicked off a 2-0 friendly win against Mexico’s Guadalajara on Saturday. It may be his last appearance for a while, given that the 29-year-old left practice in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Is Paul Pogba’s injury serious?

It was determined that Pogba had a lesion in his lateral meniscus after a photo of him being helped off the field by medical personnel appeared on social media. The severity of the injury is not yet known. According to Juventus, Pogba will visit a specialist instead of going to Dallas for Wednesday’s friendly match against Barcelona.
In a statement from the club, it was stated that Paul Pogba complained of pain in his right knee and passed radiological tests that detected a lateral meniscus lesion.
“She will have an orthopedic consultation with a doctor in the coming hours. That’s why she’s skipping the trip to Dallas to complete her treatment.”
Last season, Juventus finished fourth in Serie A, 16 points behind winners AC Milan. This summer, coach Massimiliano Allegri reorganized his team and the two midfielders were informed that they would not be returning to the Allianz Stadium.
Next month, Arthur Melo and Aaron Ramsey are expected to leave, and Adrien Rabiot is apparently interested in returning to Paris Saint-Germain. Facing Sassuolo on August 15, the Old Woman may not have enough alternatives in the middle of the pitch.
Pogba lifted the Carabao Cup and the Europa League while living in England, but failed to win the United fans.
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