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A report claims that no offers have been tabled for unwanted Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo as the Red Devils' £25m asking price is putting off potential suitors.

Manchester United are holding out for an offer of £25m for versatile defender Marcos Rojo, according to a report.

The 29-year-old has fallen down the pecking order at Old Trafford, being used just 18 times in all competitions over the past two seasons.

Despite his limited playing time, however, the Daily Record suggests that United are holding out for a big fee - £9m more than they paid to sign the Argentina international from Sporting Lisbon five years ago.

No potential suitors have stepped forward with an offer so far, though, with the Red Devils' valuation putting sides off.

Rojo is rumoured to be on wages of £110,000 a week at United after signing an improved contract that has two years to run.

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