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However, a meeting later on in the knockouts – potentially even in May’s Budapest final – could happen instead.
Pogba, 29, left United in the summer when his contract expired, ending six turbulent years as a Red Devils man following his £89million transfer back from Juventus.
However, he endured a nightmare start to life back in Turin and has been out with a knee injury since pre-season, leaving him battling to be fit for the World Cup.
But with the 37-year-old’s contract expiring in the summer, his future remains unclear – especially after trying to force through a transfer exit and then defying his manager’s orders by refusing to come on as a substitute against Tottenham before leaving the stadium before full-time.