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Paul Pogba 'will start season with Manchester United'

Paul Pogba 'will start season with Manchester United'
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Paul Pogba is reportedly expected to begin the season with Manchester United as he continues to contemplate the next phase of his career.

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is reportedly expected to start the season at Old Trafford, despite widespread speculation regarding his future.

With less than a year remaining on his contract, the World Cup winner has been heavily linked with a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.

At a time when United would prefer to retain the services of the playmaker, they also risk the possibility of losing the 28-year-old on a free transfer for the second time.

Nevertheless, according to The Telegraph, Pogba is in no rush to make a final decision on the next stage of his career.

PSG are well-stocked for midfielders and may have to sell before they can buy, leaving United with a chance to hold further discussions with his representatives.

The Premier League giants are allegedly prepared to listen to offers in the region of £50m.

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ATHLETICS
· With the track and field action now finished, the final athletics event of the Games is the men's marathon, which includes three British representatives and world record holder Eliud Kipchoge (11pm)

CYCLING
· Laura Kenny goes for a sixth Olympic gold medal, and a second of the Tokyo Games, in the women's omnium (2am-4.25am)
· Jason Kenny also has another shot at gold on the final day of action, taking part in the men's keirin alongside compatriot Jack Carlin (2.24am-4am)

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· After the men once again picked up Olympic gold, the USA women will attempt to replicate their success in the gold medal match against hosts Japan (3.30am)

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· USA also have a chance for gold in the women's volleyball final against Brazil (5.30am)

BOXING
· Lauren Price bids to bring a successful Games to a golden close for Britain in the ring as she takes on Li Qian in the women's middleweight final (6.45am)

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· The women's gold medal match sees the Russian Olympic Committee take on France (7am)

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