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Heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua shows off stunning picture with Paul Pogba

- Anthony Joshua strikes a pose alongside Man United star Paul Pogba in Dubai

- The 29-year-old recently shared a post with former Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo when they both met in Dubai

- Joshua is taking time off from 2018 and also preparing for his fight in April this year

Barely one week after being sighted posing with Juve star Cristiano Ronaldo, Anthony Joshua has once again taken to social media and share a picture with Paul Pogba while holidaying in Dubai.

The British professional boxer Anthony Joshua has been in the middle-eastern country for the winter break as he prepares for his next big fight in April.

He wore black Hugo Boss tracksuit as one of the members of his entourage joined the superstars in the picture with Pogba.

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Daily Mail reports that the 29-year-old seem to have escaped the chilly weather in the United Kingdom during this period.

The Red Devils boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is said to have taken his players out of the country for some days as they prepare for their clash against Tottenham in a warm weather.

United have won all five matches under the new boss as he becomes the first manager at Old Trafford to achieve the feat.

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According to Daily Mail, Joshua's team were said to have been granted special access to watch the Premier League outfit train in Dubai on Monday afternoon.

Solskjaer's team were put through their paces in the first session in Dubai after making the trip on Saturday evening following their 2-0 FA Cup win over Reading.

Meanwhile, the IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight champion is not losing sight of his April 13 fight at Wembley - but it remains unclear who his opponent will be.

After a successful dust-up in Los Angeles at the end of 2018, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder are believed to favour a rematch.

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British fighter Dillian Whyte is also hoping for a rematch with Joshua after losing to him back in 2015.

Legit.ng earlier reported that British heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua shared a picture with Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo while on holiday in the United Arab Emirates.

The duo who are regarded as arguably the best in their respective sports are currently enjoying breaks away in Dubai in a bid to escape the chilly winter conditions of Europe.

Joshua is enjoying one final trip away before returning to prepare for his next title defense against an opponent to be confirmed on April 13 at Wembley.

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