Manchester United winger Nani eyes move to Juventus or Monaco after failing to agree new Old Trafford contract
Nani is considering interest from Monaco and Juventus after failing to agree a new contract at Manchester United.
The Portugal winger, who rejected a move to Zenit St Petersburg last season, has 12 months to run on his current deal at Old Trafford.
Negotiations over a new contract have stalled since last summer, however, and both the player and United are now prepared to part company should the club receive an offer in the region of £8.5m for the 26-year-old.
Attempts by Galatasaray to sign the former Sporting Lisbon player have failed to make progress, with the Turkish champions unwilling to meet United's valuation.
But with Monaco and Juventus both keen to sign Nani, the winger is understood to have told associates that he is ready to play in France or Italy next season after opting to end his six-year stint at Old Trafford.
Although Juventus' interest in Nani is long-standing, dating back more than 18 months, Monaco's return to the top division in France has led to the club moving ahead of the Italian champions in the race to sign the player.
Nani is considering interest from Monaco and Juventus after failing to agree a new contract at Manchester United.
The Portugal winger, who rejected a move to Zenit St Petersburg last season, has 12 months to run on his current deal at Old Trafford.
Negotiations over a new contract have stalled since last summer, however, and both the player and United are now prepared to part company should the club receive an offer in the region of £8.5m for the 26-year-old.
Attempts by Galatasaray to sign the former Sporting Lisbon player have failed to make progress, with the Turkish champions unwilling to meet United's valuation.
But with Monaco and Juventus both keen to sign Nani, the winger is understood to have told associates that he is ready to play in France or Italy next season after opting to end his six-year stint at Old Trafford.
Although Juventus' interest in Nani is long-standing, dating back more than 18 months, Monaco's return to the top division in France has led to the club moving ahead of the Italian champions in the race to sign the player.