(Reuters) - Manchester United have missed midfielder Paul Pogba's services and his imminent return from injury next month will be like signing a new player, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said.
Pogba has been nursing an ankle injury and has not played for the Premier League club since their 1-1 home draw against Arsenal at the end of September.
"Sunday, no," Solskjaer told reporters when asked about Pogba's return."Spurs? I can't say now, because I've not been home and seen him, let's see where he's at when he comes back and starts training with us. "He's one of the best midfielders in the world and it'll be like signing a new player before the transfer window opens... He's stepping up his recovery and let's see how soon he'll be match-fit and available."
"We hope Scotty will be back as soon as possible," Solskjaer added."Maybe Villa, maybe Spurs, hopefully for Sunday.
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