What Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told Paul Pogba after the red card in the game against PSG

In the Champions League round of 16 Manchester United hosted PSG on February 12. The game ended with PSG's 2-0. But the defeat wasn't the only bad news for the Red Devils as Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba got a red card in the 89th minute. Pogba was shown a second yellow card for a kick on Dani Alves. After the game, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer talked with Paul Pogba and discussed how the midfielder can move on from his red card. "I know what his intentions were," Solskjaer said. "He was trying to shield the ball, but he can look on VAR or TV like it’s a challenge, but Paul is one of them who uses his body really well. "He’s unlucky to [be fair to] him there. For me it’s one of his strengths to shield players off and get away from people. I’ve been speaking to him about how we move on from this." Paul Pogba is expected to start for United as they travel to Chelsea on Monday night for their FA Cup fifth round tie.

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