Arturo Vidal has returned to Turin following his holidays ahead of a crunch meeting with new Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri.
Vidal has been linked with a move to Manchester United the entire summer with the saga building more and more since the end of the World Cup, particularly after Juventus coach Antonio Conte resigned from his post last week.
Speaking on his return to Turin ahead of his return to training on Monday, Vidal gave further indications of where his future lies.
“I’m still on vacation, we’ll see soon,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“Allegri? We have not spoken, I haven’t spoken to my teammates either.
“I still do not know if I will stay. I will speak to Allegri soon, but I am very happy here.”
Vidal did, however, put to bed rumors of a move to England, by point blank denying he would move to Premier League giants Manchester United.
“No, no, I’m not going to Manchester.”
The news that Vidal has ruled out a move to Old Trafford is sure to boost Juventus and Allegri’s hopes of keeping their superstar midfielder, with Real Madrid seemingly out of the running too following their spending so far this summer.
