Edinson Cavani won’t sign new Manchester United contract

Edinson Cavani has allegedly turned down the chance to extend his Manchester United contract for a move to Boca Juniors.

The ex-Paris Saint-Germain played signed a one-year deal with option for  a further season when he joined Manchester United last summer, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer recently asserted that his striker was “uncertain” over his future.

As the clock ticks on his time at Old Trafford, Cavani has been emphatically connected with a return to South American with Boca Juniors, and ex-Red Devils defender Marcos Rojo has spoken to his former teammate in regards to a move to the Argentinian giants.

Presently, Todofichajes guarantee that Cavani has chosen to represent Boca junior next season, and he has told Man United that he won’t extend his stay in the red side of Manchester.

The report adds that the Uruguay striker wants to be closer to his family, but Boca won’t make any announcements until the 2020-21 season finishes, despite the fact that a deal has been agreed.

Cavani has struck six goals in 19 Premier League appearances for Manchester United this season, in spite of the fact that he has been restricted to only 10 starts in the top flight.