Paper Round: Paul Pogba flies back to Europe to complete Manchester United move

Pogba flies in to complete United deal

Paul Pogba has tweeted a picture of himself taking the skies to return to Europe and complete his protracted Manchester United transfer - reports the Independent. The France international had been on holiday in Las Vegas, but is ready to play football again after his summer break and is keen to do

so at Old Trafford. Pogba's social media activity during his holiday has been a source of great intrigue, with the forward posting "Breaking news: Pogba undergoes medical check in Universal Studios amusement park California," under one post, while also being pictured signing a Manchester United shirt.

Moyes: I should still be Man Utd boss

David Moyes says he was "unfairly treated" by Manchester United and should still be in charge at Old Trafford - according to quotes in the Daily Mail. Moyes signed a six year deal to take over from Sir Alex Ferguson as United manager, but lasted just ten months before being given the sack. And the former Everton coach believes the events at the club since then prove that he should still be in charge.

" When you sign a six-year contract and you end up being there 10 months - yeah, I believe I was unfairly treated," Moyes said. "I didn't win enough, but you must say there were mitigating circumstances. And I think there are maybe things that have gone on since then that would actually justify that even more so."

Moyes was speaking at his first Premier League press conference in over two years as he made a public appearance as Sunderland manager for the first time.

Lukaku's patience with Everton runs out

Romelu Lukaku has told Everton that he wishes to leave this summer, with Chelsea poised to increase a bid for their former striker - reports the Metro. The 23-year-old was reportedly the subject of a £68m approach from the Blues, but Everton are holding out for £7m more before allowing their star striker to leave. Lukaku feels that he has unfinished business at Chelsea and believes that the Antonio Conte era will be well-suited to him achieving that goal. 

Source: Eurosport