The Serbia international has impressed since arriving at Old
Trafford from Spartak Moscow in 2006 and his great displays has led
to speculation that several European clubs are interested in
securing his services.
Barca have been mooted as possible suitors for Vidic, and quotes
emerged from the player's agent intimating that he would be keen on
a deal.
Paolo Fabbri was reported to have told Catalan radio station
RAC-1 and El Mundo Deportivo: "It would be a
dream for Vidic to play for Barcelona. He would be delighted to
join them, as he wants to play in La Liga.
"We have to take a close look at the situation. But things are
complicated at the moment. Manchester United have just lost
Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez, and they do not want to lose
another important player."
However, Fabbri has since denied he made such comments and has
instead insisted Vidic is settled at Premier League champions
United.
"This is not true," he said. "I never said these things. Nemanja
is happy in Manchester. If Barcelona do make an offer for him then
it is up to United to make a decision."