Paul Pogba tried all the ways to avoid the operation, but in the end he couldn't do it.
Pogba will undergo knee surgery this evening due to meniscus problems.
The decision was made after two training sessions on the field (yesterday and today), where the French Juventus player felt pain again and understood that surgical intervention is inevitable.
The injury occurred on July 24, in the United States of America, and the player, after several consultations, had decided to opt for conservative therapy.
But five weeks of work did not bring the desired result and today Pogba decided to undergo surgery.
The former Manchester United midfielder could be available again in five to six weeks at the most, around mid-October. He wants to play in the "Qatar 2022" World Cup at all costs, but if he doesn't get fit after the operation, he risks losing it.