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Zapata rules out move to United

Christian Zapata insists he is not thinking about a move to Manchester United and is happy to stay at AC Milan.
The 27-year-old has been linked with the Premier League champions in recent weeks and tipped as a possible successor to United's veteran centre-backs, Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic.
And United first-team coach Phil Neville has reportedly scouted the Colombian, who joined Milan in May after a successful season on loan at the San Siro from Villarreal.
But, when asked about United after Monday's 2-2 draw with Roma, Zapata replied: "No, I do not know anything. I just think about Milan. I have a contract until 2016 and I want to stay here."
Meanwhile, Edinson Cavani's agent suggested the Paris Saint-Germain striker is another reported target who is unlikely to end up at Old Trafford in January.
The Uruguay striker only joined Paris Saint-Germain in the summer, when he signed from Napoli for €64 million.
His agent Claudio Anellucci told Italian television: "There is nothing that is brewing. He remains in Paris.
"He's fine. Napoli was a nice chapter, like the one in Palermo, but he goes on always trying to improve as a player and his experience. Paris is an important moment for him."
Cavani, the sixth-most expensive footballer ever, has scored 14 goals so far for the club.
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