Nemanja Vidic's agent confirms player may leave Manchester United

Serbia defender Nemanja Vidic's future at Manchester United could be in doubt as his agent acknowledged that his client could leave Old Trafford this summer.

Vidic is under contract at United until 2012, but European giants Real Madrid, Barcelona and AC Milan are all said to be interested in the Serbian.

The 28-year-old’s agent Paolo Fabbri insists that Vidic is focused on Serbia’s World Cup campaign and that any decision about his future will be made after the tournament is over.

"At the moment there is no news," Fabbri told The Mirror.

"Nemanja has obviously left for the World Cup with Serbia and is concentrating on that.


"We are waiting for information. We are waiting for Nemanja to tell us what we he wants to do, so at the moment we are waiting as it is up to him.

"He is concentrating on something else so I guess it won't be until after the World Cup that he makes a decision on his future.”

United acquired Vidic from Spartak Moscow for about £7 million in January 2006 and while the club is keen to keep the centre-back, Fabbri has not ruled out a transfer occurring this summer.

"We have requested some time from Manchester United to think about things, and Nemanja does not want to look at things until after the World Cup.

"I don't know [about Real Madrid]. We have not heard anything official from them and Nemanja has requested I do not speak about particular clubs while he is at the World Cup. Any eventual transfer will only take place after the World Cup."