Breaking news: Ralf Ragnick reveals the player that will never play for Manchester United again as he is about to be a PSG player .

 Paul Pogba has played his last game

 for Manchester United and will quit Old

 Trafford as a free agent this summer.

Interim manager Ralf Rangnick confirmed

 Pogba is set to miss the rest of the season 

with the calf injury he suffered in Tuesday's

 4-0 defeat at Liverpool, and expects United's

 £89million record signing to leave for 

nothing when his contract runs out in June.

It brings down the curtain on a desperately

 disappointing second spell at United, who

 broke the world record to re-sign Pogba

 from Juventus in 2016.

Rangnick said: 'The doctor told me it will

 take four weeks minimum for him to recover

, and the last game is the end of May. I 

don't think it's very likely he will play again.

'As it seems right now, he will not renew

 his contract. Maybe the club or Erik (

ten Hag) will not want to renew his contract

, I don't know. It's most likely he won't 

be here any more next season.'

Rangnick blamed Pogba's last act as a United

 player for contributing to Liverpool's opening

 goal at Anfield when the Frenchman failed

 to tell referee Martin Atkinson he was injured.

'It was never part of the game plan to stand

 at the halfway line, even more so since Pogba

 was already hobbling across the pitch,' added

 Rangnick.

He should have lain down or sat down, but

 he was trying to hobble behind the referee

 and tell him he's injured. We were effectively

 one player down and still attacking high up.'

Rangnick confirmed Cristiano Ronaldo 

will be in the squad to face Arsenal at the 

Emirates on Saturday after missing the

 Liverpool game following the death of 

his new-born son.

Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodriguez

 announced the news on Monday night and

 the forward returned to training on Wednesday.

Rangnick also offered his support 

to Harry Maguire after the under-fire United 

captain and his family were the victims 

of a bomb threat.

Cheshire Police were called to Maguire's

 home on Thursday and specially trained 

explosive dogs searched the garden and 

surrounding area.

Rangnick said: 'I only got to know about

 this terrible, terrible thing on Thursday 

afternoon and I haven't been able to speak 

with him. It's another bad sign of the crazy 

world we're living in. I feel sorry for 

Harry. He knows everyone is behind him.'

Maguire even received a dig from 

team-mate Eric Bailly after the Liverpool

 defeat. Bailly replied to an Instagram post

 urging Rangnick to play him with Raphael

 Varane instead of Maguire against 

Arsenal by writing 'please' alongside a 

praying emoji.

Rangnick said: 'If it's true, that should 

not happen in a football club, no matter

 in which league.'