PAUL POGBA is set to return for Manchester United after reportedly completing a training session just 24 hours after being too ill to play.
The 89million midfielder ruled himself out of the 2-0 FA Cup win against Huddersfield with a mystery illness.
When asked about the midfielders sickness before the game, Mourinho snapped: I dont know and I honestly dont care. I will think about him after the match.
After the game, Mourinho revealed: Yesterday he was working normally with us. We prepared for the game and told the players the team. He was in it."
But it looks like Pogba, 24, will be available for the Champions League tie against Sevilla on Wednesday night with Marcus Rashford, Antonio Valencia and Ander Herrera also in contention.
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Old Trafford chief Jose Mourinho has denied there is a rift between him and his star player.
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But it has been claimed the Special Oneheld hour-long crunch talks with Pogba at Carrington last week.
Pogba was rumoured to be unhappy about the role he's been asked to play and has been dropped and substituted in recent weeks after appearing almost untouchable last season.
But speaking before the weekend's victory in Yorkshire, Mourinho rapped: It is quite ridiculous to speak about his position.
We have the biggest pundit industry here, there are hundreds of them with great backgrounds and knowledge in football.
I would like them to tell me which position Pogba played in against Newcastle?
"We play with Nemanja Matic as a six, Jesse Lingard on the right side of Matic and Pogba on the left.
You know which is the Pogba preferred system? 4-3-3? Do you know Pogbas favourite position in 4-3-3? On the left.
United have a tough week ahead and will have Chelsea waiting for them at Old Trafford on Sunday when they return from their midweek trip to Seville.