Pogba has played just eight games in all competitions for the Red Devils this season, having been ruled out for majority of the season with an ankle injury.
The Frenchman considered a move away from Old Trafford last summer, with top European clubs like Juventus, Paris Saint-German and Real Madrid waiting in the wings to sign him.
Pogba underwent surgery on his right ankle in January and had been working to be available for selection before football was suspended due to coronavirus.
The former Juventus man told the official podcast of Manchester United that he always think of coming back and insists he is raring to go.
“I've been frustrated, a long time ago,” the 27-year-old said.
“Now I'm almost there, so I'm just thinking about getting back and training fully with the team and everything.”
“You think bad but I've never had something like this in my career, so I always take it in a good way.”
“It makes me hungrier to come back and do well. And, yeah, it just shows me as well how much I love football.
“You have to be very patient because, well my injury, I don’t know if people really know what happened.”
“So I had a foot injury, which came in the game against Southampton. It was early this season and so I carried this for a long time, training and trying to be playing with it. After I stopped, I found I had a fracture.
“I had a cast on it, a plaster-cast, so it went very well but too well. The bone got bigger and so, when I came back again, I played those two games against Watford and Newcastle, I could feel something again.
“So I had to have an operation and now here I am. I don’t feel anything and, hopefully, I’ll be back very soon.”
