Manchester United will offer Robin van Persie £5million to quit the club this summer.
The
 31-year-old striker has 14 months left on his £250,000-a-week contract 
at Old Trafford, but United officials are understood to be willing to 
pay the remaining half of a £10m loyalty bonus — agreed when he signed 
from Arsenal in 2012 — to free up wages for another striker.
Italian
 giants Juventus and Inter Milan have both been linked with a summer 
move and United bosses are willing to take a cut-price fee, as they 
realise Van Persie will have to take a pay cut to join a Serie A side. 
Lazio are 
also interested. Radamel Falcao and Javier Hernandez are also expected 
to leave in the summer, and United have been linked with Paris 
Saint-Germain’s Edinson Cavani and Memphis Depay of PSV.
Louis
 van Gaal’s side are third in the Premier League and go into Sunday’s 
derby against City at Old Trafford knowing a win will put them four 
points clear of their rivals. And City players stand to lose £500,000 
each in bonuses if they fail to qualify for the Champions League this 
season.
The
 champions give star men such as Sergio Aguero, David Silva, Joe Hart 
and Yaya Toure incentivised deals to stay within Financial Fair Play 
requirements and they will miss out on a payday if City fail to reach 
the group stages of Europe’s top competition. 
The
 top three qualify automatically with the fourth-place team entering a 
qualifying round. City are fourth, five points clear of Southampton and 
seven ahead of Liverpool, who host Newcastle on Monday night.
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