Edinson Cavani will leave Manchester United this summer once his contract expires after an underwhelming second season at the club.
The Uruguayan penned a contract extension last term but is now free to explore his options after a season that saw minutes hard to come by. Cavani, who scored 17 times in his debut season with the Red Devils, only started seven Premier League games last term as he played second fiddle to Cristiano Ronaldo.
That said, his lack of minutes at club level haven't harmed him on the international scene. Despite being 35, Cavani remains a class act and he scored twice in Uruguay's 3-0 win over Mexico. One of the forward's goals was laid on by Facundo Pellistri, a young prospect on the red half of Manchester.
