They are furious that Le Havre allege United gave the
wonderkid's parents £90,000 each - and a house near
Manchester.
In a statement last night the club said: "Manchester
United have today written to Le Havre AC to put it on notice that
action will be taken if such allegations are repeated.
"Manchester United wish to categorically confirm that -
in accordance with football regulations - we do not offer
inducements to the parents of players who sign for the club, such
as monetary payments or the purchase of houses."
The Premier League champions say they have nothing to
fear though Le Havre claimed they had made a formal complaint to
FIFA, backed by documents showing United offered huge
inducements.
United insist Pogba, 16, was free to join as he had not
signed a professional contract with Le Havre.
Their statement went on: "Manchester United is entirely
satisfied the transfer of Paul Pogba has been conducted in
accordance with the regulations set down by FIFA.
"Manchester United is ready to defend any claim brought
against it by Le Havre at FIFA.
"All contractual documentation relating to the player's
registration has already been fully ratified by the Football
Association and the Premier League."
