Paul Pogba was left off France’s World Cup roster, and Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri claims the midfielder is not to blame for that.
After suffering a knee injury in preseason, the former Manchester United player has yet to make his second debut for the Italians.
Pogba and his team chose against doing surgery on the meniscus issue in order to allow it to heal on its own.
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Last month, Pogba resumed to limited training, but he injured his thigh and won’t be fit in time for the World Cup in Qatar.
With N’Golo Kante already down, France will likely be without their starting midfield as they attempt to win the championship back.
Pogba visited with doctors before the beginning of the season, but they persuaded him not to have surgery, with the idea that he would come back in late September.
However, Allegri feels that Pogba’s World Cup spot has been lost as a result of that choice.
He replied, “Not yet,” prior to Juventus’ game against PSG on Wednesday. I already spoke with him. Repeating what has previously been said serves no purpose.
After deciding against having surgery at the beginning of the season, it was only natural for expectations that he would not be able to play for Juventus or France again.
He apologizes to Juventus and the World Cup, but it’s understandable because we suffered for his absence.
It follows accusations that Manchester United ‘knew’ about Pogba’s injuries before releasing the player in July.
After spending six years at Old Trafford, Pogba returned to Juventus, but according to former manager Luigi Maifredi, United were aware of his injury before making the decision to let him go.
“The poor performance of the transfer campaign is also a contributing factor in the Juventus team’s failure.” Allowed’s face it, Manchester must have known something if they let Pogba go so simply. Juventus must suffer the effects. said he.