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Manchester United winger Nani could soon be on his way home to Portugal, with the Red Devils apparently set to offer the player to Benfica as part of a potential deal to bring Angel di Maria to Old Trafford.

The Guardian reports that Nani himself has asked his agent to look for clubs in Italy or Spain rather than Portugal, though, as he has no interest in going back to his homeland.

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is believed to be very concerned about Nani's form and feels that there is little future for the Portuguese at the club.

Benfica are reportedly not keen to lose Argentine international Di Maria, widely viewed as one of the world's most promising forwards, unless one of his suitors coughs up £30 million.

Manchester City are also believed to be courting the 21-year-old Argentine.

Source: goal.com

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Here it is: The Mail on Sunday is back on the Jose Mourinho return story and says that he only 'snubbed Manchester City's millions because his dream is to manage Manchester United.'

According to the newspaper, Mourinho, under contract until 2012 at Inter Milan, 'rejected discreet overtures from Eastlands some weeks ago...

But sources close to the Portuguese have indicated his Inter contract was only part of the reason for cold-shouldering City.

They believe Mourinho's ambition is to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson and
that, if he bides his time, the Old Trafford job will become conveniently available.'

Really? There's been absolutely no indication from Ferguson that he is considering retiring any time soon. But that's not stopping the Mail:

'But significantly, the Scot will be invited to make recommendations about his successor and has a lot of admiration for Mourinho, the
only other manager to win the Premier League in the last five years.'

Source: football365