Paul Pogba joins Manchester United teammates at their training camp in Scotland

Paul Pogba joins Manchester United teammates at their training camp in Scotland despite rejecting £50m contract offer from the club amid Paris Saint-Germain interest

  • Paul Pogba joined his Man United teammates at their training camp in Scotland
  • The Frenchman arrived on Tuesday ahead of their evening training session
  • He remains a target for PSG while United continue to push him to sign a new deal
  • Varane was due to arrive in the UK on Monday but will now fly in later this week 

Paul Pogba has joined his Manchester United teammates at their St Andrew’s training camp in Scotland.

The France international arrived by taxi on Tuesday afternoon as supporters waited for a glimpse of the United squad ahead of their evening session.

Pogba remains a target for Paris Saint-Germain while United continue to push him to sign a new contract.

Paul Pogba joined his Manchester United teammates at their training camp in Scotland

His compatriot Raphael Varane was due to arrive in the UK on Monday but will fly in later this week after resolving a visa issue ahead of finalising his move from Real Madrid.

Marcus Rashford will continue to have his foot assessed by United’s medical staff as they consider the best course of treatment while he recovers from upcoming shoulder surgery.

Pogba remains a target for PSG while United continue to push him to sign a new contract

Pogba remains a target for PSG while United continue to push him to sign a new contract

Raphael Varane was due to arrive in the UK on Monday but will fly in later this week

Raphael Varane was due to arrive in the UK on Monday but will fly in later this week

United expect a crowd of 55,000 for Saturday’s friendly with Everton at Old Trafford which kicks off at 12.45pm.

Manchester United will be in line for a windfall of around £4m should Chelsea strike a £100m deal for Romelu Lukaku.

United had a sell on clause inserted in Lukaku’s contract when he left for Inter Milan that entitles them to around 4 per cent of any future sale fee

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