Uruguayan footballer Edinson Cavani’s contract expired at the end of the season and he spoke to his boss about his intentions in the current transfer window.
A little about the topic
The 34-year-old told Rangnik that he would not push for a move from Man Utd for the January transfer window. The Uruguayan striker’s contract at Old Trafford expires at the end of the season and there has been a lot of speculation about his future with claims that Cavani will push for his departure from the club this month. Sources rejected reports linking the striker to the move to Barcelona as an agent’s buzz, and Ralf Rangnick made it clear that he wants Cavani to stay after negotiations with the forward.
What did Rangnick say about Edinson Cavani?
Edinson Cavani sat down with Ralf Rangnick this week to outline his commitment to the club and said he would not push for a January exit. Ralf Rangnick said that he told him that if it was up to him, he would like Cavani to stay and Ralf talked to him. Edinson Cavani came to Rangnick’s office and they talked for almost half an hour, and he told him that he would definitely stay and want to stay until the end of the season.
Not just because Ralf told him that he should stay or should stay, Cavani did it on his own behalf and he told him that Ralf can rely on him to stay until the end of the season and give his best and be a role model for young players.
According to Ralf Rangnick even if Edinson Cavani is not playing, he will try to be the best possible role model for other players, and for Rangnick this is good news, because Edinson, if one of these players with his great experience, with his mentality, his work ethic, Rangnick thinks he really could be the perfect role model for other players.