Manchester United target Lucas Moura has stated that he will only decide his future after he is finished competing for Brazil at the Olympic Games.
The Old Trafford outfit are eager to sign a new playmaker as a long-term replacement for Paul Scholes, and have been locked in negotiations with Sao Paulo over the attacking midfielder of late.
However, despite their being rumours both that Moura will and will not join Sir Alex Ferguson’s side, the starlet has revealed that he will not think about his club future until after the end of the London Games.
“At the moment I’m a Sao Paulo player and I’m focused on the Olympics,” he told ESPN Brasil, translated to English by Sky Sports.
“I don’t want to worry about this. If I am meant to leave now, it will happen. Otherwise, I’ll remain calm because I’m still very young.
“After the Olympics are over, I’ll decide. If I stay at Sao Paulo, I’ll be happy because it’s the club where I started my career,” he revealed.
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