Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo is set to complete a deal to join Argentinian side Boca Juniors.
The Red Devils are close to agreeing the sale of the 30-year-old centre-back that would see him leave after a six year spell at Old Trafford.
Rojo was on loan at Estudiantes last season and is open on a return to Argentina, despite previous interest from Newcastle and Sheffield United.
It would end a tumultuous time in Manchester for Rojo, which has largely been ravaged with injury problems.
The centre-back most recently has been sidelined since October last year with a calf injury.
He joined the club in 2016 for a fee of £16m from Sporting Lisbon.
Since his arrival he has made 122 appearances for the club but has struggled for game time since the 2017-18 season.
He did oversee some trophy success at Old Trafford though, helping Louis van Gaal win the FA Cup in 2016 before being part of the EFL Cup and Europa League-winning double side under Jose Mourinho.
A move to Boca would see Rojo reunited with former international team-mate Carlos Tevez, who infamously crossed the city divide after two years under Sir Alex Ferguson to join Manchester City in 2009