- Report believes Edison Cavani has had it enough with PSG
- The Uruguayan has been the club top scorer since Ibrahimovic left
- PSG have just the domestic trohpies to content for after Champions League exit
Paris Saint Germain striker Edison Cavani, who is reportedly unhappy, is considering moving to Manchester United or Chelsea in the summer, Metro reports.
The French media outfit reported Neymar's arrival last summer has left the Uruguayan without any value at the club, and he feels its time to move on at the end of the season.
PSG are said to be prepared to accept €60m (£53 m) for Cavani, a price United and Chelsea, can meet any day and the two English clubs will be competing for his services alongside an unnamed suitors from La Liga.
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According to L'Equip, there was little interaction between the striker and other players in the attacking line during their two legs against Real Madrid in the Champions League
Cavani is among the most prolific strikers in world football, he has scored 40 goals for Uruguay, and netted at least 25 goals in all competitions in each of the last eight seasons, stretching back to his time in Napoli.
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The 31-year-old has netted 33 goals for Les Parisiens this season as well as contributing eight assists.
In six of those campaigns for PSG, Cavani has scored over 30 goals, and spent much of his first three years with the club playing outside of his preferred role because of Zlatan Ibrahimovic's presence up front.
After being knocked out of the Champions League, Unai Emery's side will be focusing more on league and cup double for the rest of their campaign.
The Parisians were beaten 5-2 over two legs as their European title ambitions were dashed and possibly the sale of Neymar to Real Madrid.
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