Ralf Rangnick said Paul Pogba might have played his last game for Manchester United.
The France midfielder limped off during the primary portion of the 4-0 loss at Liverpool on Tuesday and, as indicated by Rangnick, is supposed to be out for quite a long time. With only five games left this season it implies Pogba is probably not going to include again this term.
He is set to leave Old Trafford on a free exchange in the late spring with his agreement due to lapse in June.
"Scott McTominay will be back and fit to play, he has prepared with us and the equivalent is valid with Raphael Varane," Rangnick told a news meeting on Friday in front of Saturday's conflict with Arsenal. "Cristiano Ronaldo is accessible once more, he's been preparing with us.
"All of the others are as yet harmed and Paul with the output, it is possible he won't play for the rest of the time once more.
"The specialist let me know it will require a month least for him to recuperate and the last game is toward the finish of May. I don't believe it's possible he will play in the future."
"I haven't seen him since I just got to be aware of this horrendous, awful thing yesterday evening and I haven't had the option to talk with him," Rangnick added. "It is one more awful indication of the insane world we're living in, I feel frustrated about Harry; he had that horrendous experience.
"He realizes everybody is behind him, the club, his partners. It's miserable enough that insane things like that occur."
Rangnick was representing the initial time following the declaration on Thursday that Erik ten Hag will be United's next long-lasting director. The Dutchman has marked an agreement until 2025 with the choice of one more year and will take over in the late spring.
"We don't have the foggiest idea about one another face to face, we haven't met, yet from what I've seen at Bayern Munich and Ajax now, I like his football and I'm quite certain with a full preseason getting an opportunity to construct and form his own staff and another group, I am almost certain we will see improvement," Rangnick said.
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