Michael Owen has completed his surprise move to Manchester United after the free agent signed a two-year deal with the Premier League champions.

The 29-year-old ex-Liverpool and Real Madrid striker's contract with Newcastle ended earlier this week.
""Michael is a world-class forward with a proven goalscoring record at the highest level,"" said United boss Sir Alex Ferguson.
Owen had also been linked with Everton, Aston Villa, Stoke and Hull.
But instead he becomes United's second summer signing after the recent addition of Antonio Valencia from Wigan.
""Coming to Manchester United with the expectations that we have is something that Michael will relish,"" added Ferguson.
Owen said United's interest in him came as a surprise, adding: ""I had just begun to talk to other clubs when out of the blue Sir Alex phoned me on Wednesday afternoon, invited me to have breakfast with him next morning during which he told me that he wanted to sign me.
""I agreed without a moment's thought. This is a fantastic opportunity for me and I intend to seize it with both hands.
""I am now looking forward to being a Manchester United player and I am fortunate that I already know so many of the players here.
""I missed pre-season last year and am pleased that I will be starting from day one.
""I'd like to think that everyone was quite surprised with my medical.
""I've obviously passed them before, and my fitness is high. A lot is made out of it but I certainly don't feel like I'm injury prone.
""I want to thank Sir Alex for the faith he has shown in me and I give him my assurance that I will repay him with my goals and performances.""
Owen had checks on an old knee injury in London on Thursday before undergoing a full medical at the private Bridgewater Hospital in Manchester on Friday.
He has been plagued by injuries in recent seasons, suffering with groin, ankle, thigh, hernia, metatarsal and knee ligament problems.
The 2001 European footballer of the year has dropped out of the England squad, but a move to United gives Owen the chance to revitalize his career, even if it involved accepting a lower basic salary.