Marcos Rojo has confirmed that he has left Sporting Lisbon to join Manchester United this summer.
The Argentine defender is reported to be part of a £16m deal, which includes Nani returning to the Portuguese outfit.
United's interest in the 24-year-old came to light over the last few weeks, but issues over a transfer fee due to third-party ownership by the Doyen agency poured doubt over the move.
The defender missed training with Sporting last week and has since apologised for his conduct, but it appears that a move has been concluded.
"It feels like a dream to be a Manchester United player," Rojo told Radio Continental. "Leaving Sporting wasn't easy."
United's summer spending also includes the arrivals of midfielder Ander Herrera and left-back Luke Shaw.
