Midfielder Ander Herrera has reportedly turned down offer from Manchester United to almost double his wages.
After five years of aggressive pointing, aggressive tackling, aggressive shouting and the occasional goal, Ander Herrera looks set to leave Manchester United this summer. The Spaniard’s contract expires at the end of this season and the club appear to have failed to convince him to stay, despite reportedly offering to almost double his wages, according to Forbes.
Despite this contract stand off, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists he will continue to select Herrera when he is fit. “Maybe the future might have been worrying him and that’s part of the reason he’s injured,” said Solskjaer. “Who knows? Hopefully he can be available for Chelsea or [Manchester] City but I’m not sure. He’s got another muscle injury. He’s been working really hard to get fit from his injury he sustained against Liverpool, then he came back and got a different one here in training.
“He’s been putting a lot of work in and that’s come at a time when there are contract talks but that’s ongoing. I can’t really comment too much on how far they are down the line, you’ll have to ask him. I don’t know how they’ve been the last few talks, but we’ve let him focus on his fitness as well. He loves to play and he’s not very happy when he can’t help his team-mates and always giving his all. It doesn’t matter it it’s five weeks or five years on his contract.”
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