Nani mulls over United exit

Manchester United winger Nani has hinted that he may consider offers to leave the club after it emerged that contract talks have stalled.

The Portuguese star signed for the Premier League giants from Sporting Lisbon in 2007 and penned a new deal only two years ago, which still has another two years to run.

Discussions regarding a new contract appear to have hit a deadlock and Nani is now weighing up his options.

“I have had five seasons at Manchester United and have won all the titles,” Nani told Portuguese TV station RTP.

“Now I am really happy but I don’t know about my future. Now I will study opportunities. Football is not only about England or Spain. It is possible to enjoy success in other countries.

“My agent is waiting on news about United. We have presented a counter-offer and now we are waiting on an offer from the club.”

Nani also discussed the disappointment of losing out to rivals Manchester City in last season’s Premier League title race.

But the 25-year-old is looking to offset that failure by leading Portugal to a successful Euro 2012 campaign alongside former United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo.

“It was a great pain to miss the Premier League title in the final minutes of the match. City were incredible with their luck,” he said.

“I can only hope that this Euro Championship is my Euro, and I am working hard for that with Portugal.

“My challenge is to be the best, be the number one and show that on the field. Myself and Cristiano make up two of the best wingers in the world and our statistics for our club show that.”