Bruno Fernandes, captain of Manchester United F.C., has set two conditions for staying at the club beyond this summer.
Last year, Fernandes was strongly linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, with United reportedly rejecting a £100m offer.
Now approaching his 32nd birthday, the Portugal midfielder is evaluating his future at Old Trafford.
While United are prepared to offer a £400,000-a-week contract to retain him, Fernandes is focused on other priorities.
The first condition is that the Red Devils play European football, according to the UK Mirror. The team currently sits third in the Premier League with 51 points.
Additionally, Fernandes wants the club to appoint Michael Carrick on a permanent basis once his short-term deal expires in June.