Pogba suffers ANOTHER setback as Solskjaer reveals he is ill

Paul Pogba's Manchester United comeback is set to be 

delayed after he missed two days' training because of 

illness.

The France midfielder was expected to return to training 

this week after recovering from the ankle injury that has 

kept him out since September.

Pogba attended his brother's wedding in France on 

Friday, but needed a check-up with United's doctor on 

Saturday. His symptoms worsened on Sunday.

"He's been struck down ill," United boss Ole Gunnar 

Solskjaer said.

"He's been off two days, which is not beneficial. It's 

probably set him back quite a bit."

Pogba has played only six times this season, having 

required surgery to correct his ankle problem.

Solskjaer, whose side have a  Carabao Cup quarter-final 

at home to League Two side Colchester on Wednesday, 

rejected the idea his side had learned to cope without 

Pogba.

He said they missed him as they drew 1-1 at home to 

Everton in the Premier League on Sunday.

"It's games like the Everton one, for example, when you 

are lacking that one creative pass or idea," said 

Solskjaer. "He has the quality not many midfielders in

the world have, so it would be great to get him back."