Paul Pogba aims apparent dig at Manchester United as Solskjaer's call on Romelu Lukaku justified

Here are your evening Manchester United headlines for Tuesday, June 7.

Paul Pogba says he wants to 'feel loved' at his next club after deciding to leave United. The Frenchman will officially become a free agent when his United contract expires at the end of the month, bringing to an end his six-year second stint at the club.

Pogba, 29, will leave United exactly 10 years on from the last time he departed by running down his contract. As the Manchester Evening News reported last month, Pogba is expected to rejoin Juventus, whom he joined from United in 2012.

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Speaking with UNINTERRUPTED, the France international addressed his future and insisted that his own happiness will be crucial in determining his next move.

Here's what he said.

Erik ten Hag is the poster boy for the new era at United, but he isn't the only person tasked with transforming the club this summer.

United also appointed Andy O'Boyle as the club's inaugural deputy football director, with the Northern Irishman tasked with assisting John Murtough in his role, leaving more time and resources for the latter to focus on recruitment this summer.

Ralf Rangnick himself identified a need for a recruitment overhaul at Old Trafford, though he will not be a part of it after it was mutually agreed that his new role with the Austrian national side would be too demanding.

Read on here.

Another summer transfer window and yet another move for Romelu Lukaku could be in the offing as he’s tipped with a return to Inter Milan.

Having made his return to Chelsea last summer, the Blues’ decision to splash out nearly £98million on the former United striker is looking