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Edinson Cavani leaves Manchester United with a “bitter taste” in his mouth - but with nothing but gratitude to the club’s supporters.

The Uruguayan will leave Old Trafford this summer, with his contract expiring at the end of June. Cavani ended his time with the Red Devils by playing the full 90 minutes in the final-day defeat at Crystal Palace.

And there was a tinge of cruel irony about being fit enough to do so, after going through the entire campaign struggling with injury. Signed after leaving Paris Saint-Germain in 2020, the veteran striker quickly became a fans favourite, ending his first season at the club with 17 goals in all competitions.

Then-manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer went out of his way to convince the homesick Cavani to stay in Manchester for another year, ultimately reaching an agreement on a 12-month contract extension. But what followed was a severe case of second-season syndrome, with injury issues adding to reports of general unhappiness at the club.

On several occasions, it was deemed that Cavani effectively ruled himself out of games through injury, leaving United legend Paul Scholes to brand him a “disgrace”. He told