

On social media, Paul Pogba danced in the snow to mock his critics.
After leaving Manchester United on a free transfer in July when his contract expired, the French star returned to Juventus. However, he has not played since, suffering injuries to his thigh and knee later that month and to his meniscus in his knee in October.
In addition, bewildered fans questioned Pogba's motivation for taking to the ski slopes after recovering from those blows, but the 29-year-old player responded in a short video by claiming that the pictures of him enjoying the snow were just poses.
The reason he was on the ski slopes while recovering from an injury had been questioned by Juventus fans. On Thursday morning, the video was shared with his 56.4 million Instagram followers with the caption: Me skiing for the people who were pondering,' with a skiing and cry-snickering emoticon. At the time of writing, more than 50,000 people have liked it.
Pogba is seen moving into a typical ski position with his knees bent and legs together, pushing his arms backward to look like he is using skis, and then jumping several times forward.
After that, he makes a U-turn, smiles at the camera, and then he does a few more fake ski poses to show how low-impact his vacation has been before turning it off.
The midfielder has recently posted several pictures to his account, one in ski goggles and a thick coat in front of a mountain, and another trudging through deep snow with the caption: ‘Patience is not the ability to wait, but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting’ – perhaps referring to his long-term recovery from injury.

Tuttosport claims that the social media posts left Juventus fans "agitated," especially considering his typically active mountain activities while out with an injury.
Fans of Juventus had questioned why he was skiing while recovering from an injur y.
They report that fans are annoyed: ‘Partly because in the mountains there is always the risk of getting hurt and there are many fans who would like to see him on the field after months of waiting.’
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