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Manchester United defender Patrice Evra has refused to rule out a move away from Old Trafford after revealing he has yet to agree a new deal.
The 26-year-old, who has another year to run on his contract has held talks over extending his stay at United, but has so far yet to put pen-to-paper on a new deal.
The French international says he loves life at Old Trafford, but admits the ball is now in United's court regarding his future.
Position
"We have already had one meeting about my contract," Evra told the News of the World. "The directors know my position. I give my all for this club.
"I love the club and its winning mentality.
"When I play video games I cannot be another English team. It's a crisis when we lose one match here.
"I haven't lost two in a row in two years. There's incredible stress.
"Even if we were to draw against a team like Arsenal, we would get a volley from the manager.
"But that does not mean everything. I may leave next year or in two years."
skysports.com
The 26-year-old, who has another year to run on his contract has held talks over extending his stay at United, but has so far yet to put pen-to-paper on a new deal.
The French international says he loves life at Old Trafford, but admits the ball is now in United's court regarding his future.
Position
"We have already had one meeting about my contract," Evra told the News of the World. "The directors know my position. I give my all for this club.
"I love the club and its winning mentality.
"When I play video games I cannot be another English team. It's a crisis when we lose one match here.
"I haven't lost two in a row in two years. There's incredible stress.
"Even if we were to draw against a team like Arsenal, we would get a volley from the manager.
"But that does not mean everything. I may leave next year or in two years."
skysports.com