Pogba and Manchester United team mates arrive for training

Manchester United's players have arrived for training, the day after the sacking of former manager Jose Mourinho.

Paul Pogba was among the stars seen arriving at Carrington on Wednesday morning, 24 hours after Mourinho's controversy-strewn two and a half year spell at the club ended.

Pogba looked in relaxed mood, sipping from a water bottle and checking his phone as he was driven into the United complex.

The midfielder regularly fell out with Mourinho since arriving for a then-world record £89million fee back in 2016, and was reportedly high-fiving team mates in delight on Tuesday after hearing the boss had gone.

Along with the players, there was the unusual sight of United board member and former chief executive David Gill arriving at the training ground.

He was likely there to welcome United legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who has been appointed caretaker manager until the end of the season.

Solskjaer, who scored the winner in the 1999 Champions League final, has been placed in charge until the summer, when United will look for a permanent replacement.

Along with the players' cars, two blacked-out people carriers were seen arriving - leading to speculation that Solskjaer could be among the passengers.

The appointment of the Norwegian appears to be added good news for Pogba, after he stated in an interview in August how much he rates the Frenchman.

He said: 'I would [build the team around him], absolutely no doubt. Paul is a fantastic kid so hopefully we can build the team around him and keep him.'