Paul Pogba was back wearing a Juventus shirt on Wednesday, but with good reason.
The Manchester United midfielder's long-term future appears uncertain, with his former club Juve one of the teams heavily linked with the World Cup winner should he depart Old Trafford.
In a video uploaded to his Instagram account on Wednesday, Pogba was seen training at home wearing a Juve shirt with Blaise Matuidi's name and number on the back.
However, the Frenchman explained that he and United team-mate Victor Lindelof - who was spotted in Albin Ekdal's Sampdoria jersey - were simply supporting their international team-mates after both Serie A players tested positive for coronavirus.
"New training camp is called... Quarantine PP Arena, open 24/7!" Pogba wrote on Instagram.
"Having fun working at home with my brother @victorlindelof.
"Supporting our friends @blaisematuidiofficiel and @albinekdal and all athletes and people around the world!
"Be strong, #StayAtHome and be safe!
"(I know the cheeky ones will talk about the Juventus jersey [but] I'm just supporting my friends ... that's all, nothing more)."
Matuidi replied to Pogba's post by saying: "Thank you my brother this touched me love u.
"And glad to see you touch the ball."
source: https://www.goal.com/en/news/man-utds-pogba-supports-coronavirus-affected-matuidi-by-training-/t6jx9k11dd3f1bq5on13qdvyb
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