Pogba explains his crisis: “It wasn't me, I was out of breath”

Pogba has revealed the reason for his poor physical performance at this start of the season. The French international of Manchester United has received innumerable criticisms at this start of the exercise and he has revealed one of the reasons that were kept secret. On August 27, the player tested positive for COVID and was quarantined. After that, Pogba has gone through a physical way of the cross that he has now recounted. On Saturday against West Ham he scored his first goal in this Premier, a good goal, showing signs of improvement. After that, he was sincere into the club's microphones.

“It wasn't me, I told the physical trainer in every training session. I felt strange, I was exhausted very quickly and I was out of breath”, The player has affirmed that he has felt the effects of the coronavirus long after being negative. Pogba tells how the first game was after being discharged. “I couldn't run, I was trying, but I couldn't. I told the coach. We agreed to test from the beginning to see how it was going, but I just couldn't run, I was suffocating. It has taken me a long time to be in competitive shape.” Explain.

Pogba has had to deal with that and with the angry critics who will now have some more explanation to assess what has happened to him. “Now there is a big difference. I am finding my rhythm. I feel much better, I felt that I could control the game again, keep the ball. That is what I like about myself,” he argues to give details to those who have seen totally deteriorated. Happily, he's back.