Manchester United winger Nani has
rejected suggestions that he will leave Old Trafford in the
summer.
The Portugal international joined Manchester United from
Sporting Lisbon in the summer of 2007 for a fee in the region of
€20 million (£17m) and experienced a fruitful first season in
England.
However, Nani failed to make an impact last term as he found
himself behind Park Ji-Sung in the club's pecking order.
Reports in England have suggested Nani could be offloaded by
United, but the player has rejected stories the club are looking to
cash in on him.
"My future is at Manchester United, of course," he told the
Portuguese press. "It is a privilege to be at a club like this.
"I won one more title (last season) and I am very happy to have
won it for these two consecutive years.
"I was born to play football and I feel fine, although I did not
play much. I will not leave Manchester United, nor will I be loaned
out.
"I will see out my contract."