Paul Pogba was photographed training in a Cheshire field on Tuesday, alongside Manchester United team-mates Anthony Martial, Andreas Pereira and Victor Lindelof.

Pogba, who has only played twice since since September due to injuries to his ankle, had his hood up as he took part in running drills ahead of the potential return of the Premier League.

There is no evidence of the players breaking social distancing rules, and it comes on the same day as Sportsmail exclusively revealed that Premier League clubs could be permitted to complete the season at their own grounds following a change of heart from the authorities.

French World Cup winner Pogba has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford this summer, but was building his fitness up ahead of the potential return of the Premier League next month.

Compatriot Martial, sporting a black Adidas hoodie, also took part in the session, as did midfielder Pereira and Swedish defender Lindelof.

The four players took part in sprinting exercises as well as dribbling and passing drills.

The session comes amid a number of top Premier League players expressing doubts about returning to training next week amid the coronavirus lockdown, with Premier League clubs being told today that members of their squads do not intend to return to training  on Monday.

Sergio Aguero, Manuel Lanzini and Danny Rose are among the names who have reservations about their safety.

Sportsmail understands players have already privately expressed to their managers that they have major reservations about returning to work next week.

A number of top-flight clubs will hold video conference calls over the next 48 hours aimed at informing players about health and safety protocols.

Clubs are not putting pressure on their players to make themselves available given the unprecedented circumstances.

But the fact many clubs face going into Project Restart without their full squads will be of obvious concern.

SOURCE:- allfootballapp