Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Paul Pogba can assist Manchester United with getting their sparkle back as the midfielder gets ready to make his Premier League return.
Pogba is set to play his first league game in right around two months since enduring a thigh injury against Everton on February 6. Following his get back from injury he scored in the Europa League against Milan and highlighted against Leicester City in the FA Cup preceding the global break when he played multiple times for France to keep developing his wellness.
Solskjaer trusts a revived Pogba can assist with switching that pattern, beginning with Sunday’s home Premier League conflict against Brighton and Hove Albion.
Solksjaer said: “It is a massive boost. He has come back bright and is ready to go. We know how important he will be for us and how important he has been. To have players of his quality out for longer periods shows the quality of the others, that we have done so well. But towards the end of this season having Paul back fit and getting our forwards firing again, hopefully, we can get that spark back and score more goals again.”
Strikers Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood are in conflict to play in the event that they arise sound from preparing on Friday and Saturday. Brighton has always lost away against Manchester United in 12 past visits, losing on every one of their last six excursions to Old Trafford.
Man United are hoping to keep five continuous Premier League clean sheets interestingly since August 2017, when they were overseen by Jose Mourinho. Be that as it may, if Brighton can win a third consecutive first-class game, it will be the first occasion when they have accomplished success since October 2018.
