PAUL POGBA was given a lift into Manchester United training on Friday by Victor Lindelof as he continued his injury comeback.
An operation on the midfielder’s ankle issue was completed earlier in the month and he is still a number of weeks away from playing.
And having completed a gym workout despite needing crutches on Thursday, Pogba was back at Carrington for another day of his recovery programme.
In spite of his injury, the 26-year-old continues to be a linked with a move away from Old Trafford.
Juventus were once again touted for a summer bid for their former star after comments from Mino Raiola kept the possibility of an exit open.
The agent insisted “we need to see in the summer … if Manchester United is still in the plans of Paul” amid rival interest from Real Madrid.
But Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has more urgent matters at hand without any fresh faces to bolster his midfield and a handful of star men injured.
Another absentee being given a lift was Marcus Rashford.
The striker was driven into the training ground in a red Mercedes while out injured with a stress fracture in his back.
United hope to have Rashford, 22, back within the next six weeks after he sat out the defeats to Liverpool and Burnley.
Axel Tuanzebe, Scott McTominay and Marcos Rojo fill out the treatment room but Lindelof is ready to play against Tranmere on Sunday after a bout of illness.