Manchester United is purportedly prepared to give Edinson Cavani a pay rise on the off chance that he remains at Old Trafford for one more season.
The veteran Uruguayan striker has been delighted in his sublime first season with the Red Devils, and they could do with keeping his impact in their crew. Cavani didn’t really look the most persuasive marking when he initially joined Man Utd the previous summer, showing up from Paris Saint-Germain far after his pinnacle years.
Notwithstanding, it appears to be clear Cavani actually has a lot to bring to the table that the club has been immensely dazzled by his work rate and his end product on the pitch as they urgently attempt to keep hold of him.
Manchester United are working to extend Cavani’s contract as priority – the club is still ‘confident’ to complete the agreement soon, it’s up to Edinson. 🔴 #MUFC
Man Utd are also planning to offer Luke Shaw a new contract. The negotiations could start in the next weeks. ⏳
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 7, 2021
The report expresses that United has the choice of broadening his contract by one more year, yet the player would have to give his signature on the new contract. It’s not yet clear if MUFC can prevail with regards to convincing Cavani, with the Sun taking note that his choice is probably going to be affected by his family circumstance.
It’s not the simplest time for certain players because of shifting limitations during the Covid pandemic, so one couldn’t reprimand Cavani for needing to be nearer to home next season.
The Sun says United will offer Cavani a £2.5million increase in his contract to attempt to entice him into remaining for one more year. Cavani, 34, acquires £200,000 every week except presently can’t seem to uncover if will leave this late spring and get back to South America.
Manchester United supervisor Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has two or three discussions with the Uruguay striker, yet the inclination was he would be off. Be that as it may, the Red Devils have not surrendered and plan to bring to the table him an extra £50,000 every week for one more year’s stay.
The club does have an alternative of a further adding a year on the one-season bargain he marked the previous summer, however, it must be set off if Cavani likewise gives his endorsement. The striker took a 35 percent pay cut when he showed up at Old Trafford on a free exchange from Paris Saint-Germain — yet handled a marking on the expense of around £6m.
Solskjaer stays confident an arrangement can be reached with Cavani.
