Manchester United players want to see Paul Pogba sold this summer.

The France midfielder has revealed he wants a new challenge, with Real Madrid and Juventus keen.

The Sun says he is not unpopular in the dressing room but many want to concentrate on a new start in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first full season in charge.

Some, like Luke Shaw and Scott McTominay, have even been training in readiness for the start of pre-season work on July 1.

Solskjaer is already battling to pull together a dressing-room split by financial jealousy and one that lacks discipline.

Pogba's team-mates agree he remains one of the game's great talents.

But they also believe it would be best for him to go this summer to avoid continued distractions caused by his unhappiness.

United vice-chairman Ed Woodward, though, is convinced losing Pogba, 26, even if he went for a big profit, would be bad business and further dent United's reputation as the biggest club in the world.