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Shanghai Shenhua will reportedly rival AC Milan for the signing of Manchester City attacker Samir Nasri, offering him £275,000 a week in wages to make the switch.

Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua are reportedly the latest to have shown an interest in signing outcast Samir Nasri from Manchester City.

The 29-year-old spent last season on loan with Sevilla and is not expected to be part of Pep Guardiola's plans for the 2017-18 campaign.

With his contract due to expire in 2019 City are said to be keen to offload, valuing the Frenchman - who controversially joined from Arsenal six years ago - at around £12m.

AC Milan are one of a number of European sides to have supposedly made an enquiry over Nasri's availability but, according to The Sun, Shanghai Shenhua have now offered him a whopping £275,000 a week to join.

Sevilla are not in the running to land the former Marseille ace, however, as they feel that his asking price is too high.

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