Ex-Manchester United midfielder Owen Hargreaves has indicated he would be prepared to accept a pay-as-you-play deal after failing to attract a single offer since being released from Old Trafford, The Sun reports.
The injury-plagued England international managed just 39 appearances in four years with United and was allowed to leave on a free transfer at the end of his contract earlier this month.
But with no clubs yet prepared to make a move for the 30-year-old, the former Bayern Munich player has accepted he might have to make his signature a more attractive proposition by agreeing to a contract that will only see him get paid if he is fit for action.
United spent around £17 million bringing Hargreaves to Old Trafford in 2007. He has been capped 42 times by England, but now looks unlikely to add to that tally.
The injury-plagued England international managed just 39 appearances in four years with United and was allowed to leave on a free transfer at the end of his contract earlier this month.
But with no clubs yet prepared to make a move for the 30-year-old, the former Bayern Munich player has accepted he might have to make his signature a more attractive proposition by agreeing to a contract that will only see him get paid if he is fit for action.
United spent around £17 million bringing Hargreaves to Old Trafford in 2007. He has been capped 42 times by England, but now looks unlikely to add to that tally.