Edinson Cavani has accused ’s board of breaking a promise to him with the signing of .
The 37-year-old completed a sensational return to Old Trafford on deadline day last summer, with United moving quickly to beat rivals to the forward by agreeing a £12million move with .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had not planned on signing a striker last summer and he had worked tirelessly to convince Cavani to stay at the club, with the Uruguyan keen on a return to South America.
Cavani scored 17 goals last season and such was his popularity with supporters, he eventually caved and signed a new one-year deal with the club.
However, that was on the premise that he would get regular game time and that the club would not sign a new striker.
But within three weeks of the season’s start, United signed Ronaldo and Cavani has made just 17 appearances in all competitions this term – scoring just twice.
The former Napoli man feels United have broken a promise to him by signing Ronaldo and he feels alienated at the club, according to the
Cavani is out of contract at the end of the season and he’s in talks to join Boca Juniors, who can offer the striker a return closer to his homeland.
The forward is one of a host of players that will leave Old Trafford at the end of the season, with Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic, Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard also out of contract.
Eric Bailly, Phil Jones, Dean Henderson and Anthony Martial could also be sold.
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