Paul Pogba (L) greets Manchester United’s Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic (R). Photo: Oli SCARFF / AFPPaul Pogba says he has “complete trust” in his Manchester United team-mates as they prepare to take on Premier League leaders Manchester City without the suspended French international.
The midfielder was sent off towards the end of his side’s pulsating 3-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates on Saturday, ruling him out of this weekend’s potentially season-defining match at Old Trafford.
No team has ever enjoyed a better start to a top-flight season than Manchester City, who will look to take a double-digit lead by ending United’s club record-equalling 40-match unbeaten home run.
“I’m very disappointed because I really want to help the team and wanted to be there for this derby because obviously we are playing City and in this moment we need points and we need to win,” said Pogba, whose team, in second place, trail Pep Guardiola’s men by eight points.
Pogba Puts Faith In Man Utd Team-Mates Against City
