Paul Pogba has chosen not to go through a medical procedure on his knee and will count on rest and recovery getting him fit so as to play for France at the World Cup finals not long from now, media reports said on Wednesday.
The Juventus midfielder harmed his meniscus in one of his most memorable instructional courses with his new club before the end of last month while they were on visit in Los Angeles.
Medical procedure would manage him out of the Qatar World Cup from November 21-December 18 and Pogba, who has 91 covers for his nation, would rather choose "moderate treatment".
Italy's Tuttosport said the system would comprise of three weeks in the exercise center and pool then fourteen days of individual work. All working out in a good way, Pogba would return so as to have the option to plan for the World Cup where France start their mission against Australia in Doha on November 22.
French games everyday L'Equipe said on Wednesday that Pogba's choice had placed him on crash course with his new club, who believed that him should go through a medical procedure and miss the World Cup so he could be back for them in the second piece of the time.
Pogba got back to Juventus after a few turbulent seasons at Manchester United.
Medical procedure would manage him out of the Qatar World Cup from November 21-December 18 and Pogba, who has 91 covers for his nation, would rather choose "moderate treatment".
Italy's Tuttosport said the system would comprise of three weeks in the exercise center and pool then fourteen days of individual work. All working out in a good way, Pogba would return so as to have the option to plan for the World Cup where France start their mission against Australia in Doha on November 22.
French games everyday L'Equipe said on Wednesday that Pogba's choice had placed him on crash course with his new club, who believed that him should go through a medical procedure and miss the World Cup so he could be back for them in the second piece of the time.
Pogba got back to Juventus after a few turbulent seasons at Manchester United.
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