Paul Pogba checks into Manchester United training driving a N124.7m Rolls Royce (photos)

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- Paul Pogba drives his £250,000 (N124.7m) Rolls Royce Black Badge to training

- He turned up as United prepared for their clash against Burnley this weekend

- Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez is expected to be training with the club soon

- United are close to finalizing a deal for the 29-year-old Chile international

Paul Pogba has seen an upturn in his performances after injury hell and suspension caused Manchester United to have a mid-season crises.

With his on-field contributions making fans smile, he stormed into training early on Thursday, January 18 driving a £250,000 (N124.7m) Rolls Royce Black Badge.

Paul Pogba shows off N124m Rolls Royce ahead of training

The Frenchman checked into Carrington in a stealthy Rolls Royce. Photo: The Sun UK

He came into the AON Training Complex with the stunning new jet black motor which is sold for less than one of his per-week's earnings.

Pogba's car is significantly less than his weekly pay at Old Trafford. Photo: The Sun UK

Nemanja Matic turned up to training in a red and black Mini Sport while Jesse Lingard was on his phone as he approached the Cheshire training base while being driven by pal Marcus Rashford.

The Rolls Royce retails for N124.7m. Photo: The Sun UK

The 25-year-old has been in superb form in recent weeks and even had mate Rashford in his ear over his tendancy to use Snapchat and Instagram.

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Burnley is the next stop for Jose Mourinho's men on Saturday, January 20 and will be without the suspended Ashley Young.

Injuries have also ruled out Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Michael Carrick and Ivorian Bailly however some good new United fans cannot get over is that of Alexis Sanchez soon to join the club.

There was no sign of Henrikh Mkhitaryan on the way to training as the Armenian looks set to join Arsenal in a player-plus-cash deal for the Arsenal man.

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