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Your support makes all the difference.Manchester United confirmed they would not take up the option to buy Monaco striker Radamel Falcao.
After just one loan season at Old Trafford - which cost the club a £6million loan fee and around £265,000-a-week in wages - the club announced they would be sending the Colombian flop back to Monaco.
With the option reported to cost around €50m, it's no surprise Louis van Gaal said no after just four goals.
But still only 29, plenty of clubs will be willing to take a punt on the striker who was arguably Europe's best before a terrible knee injury in January 2014.
Here we look where he could be playing next season (in no order):
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