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Manchester United have reportedly decided against parting ways with either Jose Mourinho or Paul Pogba in the future despite the recent bust-up between the pair on the training ground.
In a live training session on Wednesday, Mourinho was witnessed having a public dispute with the France international and there have since been claims that the latter could make way from the club in January.
However, according to The Times, nothing of that sort is likely to happen in the near future and the pair will have to sort out their differences for the remainder of the campaign.
Mourinho recently stripped Paul Pogba of the vice-captaincy role and it has since been suggested that the Portuguese has not been impressed with the midfielder's attitude on and off the playing field.
Pogba was completely excluded from the matchday squad for the recent League Cup exit against Derby County and it will be interesting to see whether he features in the league game at West Ham United this weekend.
Written by Sri Aswin
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