ShareContract rebel Samir Nasri has stunned Arsenal by refusing to rule out a sensational summer move to Barclays Premier League champions Manchester United. The saga surrounding the France international's failure to pen a new deal with the Gunners has been rumbling for months and now Nasri has hinted he could swap the Emirates for Old Trafford after United star Patrice Evra said his compatriot should join him. Nasri, 23, is out of contract next summer and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger will be keen to cash in before he left on a free transfer, but the midfielder wants to know if United's interest has any credibility. Ear we go: Nasri has refused to rule out a switch to Old Trafford He told French broadcasters TF1's Telefoot: 'Do I want to go to Man United? Initially, we should see if it's real and if it is concrete.' Gael Clichy is another on the Gunners' books who could be heading for the exit this summer, but Nasri has said nothing will be decided until after France's forthcoming fixtures against Ukraine and Poland. He said: 'I don't know if I will signa new contract. Anyway, the discussions are ongoing. For the moment, I don't think about this. We will speak about it after the match with Poland.' No deal: Money is the stumbling block holding up Nasri's contract negotiations at Arsenal No deal: Money is the stumbling block holding up Nasri's contract negotiations at Arsenal Wenger revealed for the first time that money is the key stumbling block in the deal. He told French radio earlier this week: 'We have a financial disagreement which hasn't yet been settled. We are still in discussions but we haven't agreed a deal.' It is understood United are keeping aclose eye the situation, but Wenger insists: 'One thing's for sure, we're not selling him to United.' French connection: Wenger says there's no way they'll sell to United Wenger admits Arsenal could lose star midfielder Nasri over pay wrangleLansbury sees Wilshere as inspiration as Arsenal starlet seeks England callHands off! Hodgson offers Odemwingie new deal to ward off WengerAll the latest Arsenal news, features and opinionAll the latest Manchester United news, features and opinion

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