Wayne Rooney's Manchester United future under spotlight after Falcao link A report in Marca says Falcao, perhaps Europe's most in-demand attacking talent, has already been in talks with United over a move to the Premier League this summer. The futures of both Rooney and Javier Hernandez are uncertain beyond the summer, with neither player guaranteed a starting place for the champions elect. Rooney was controversially left out of the side for the Champions League game against Real Madrid and French club PSG have been linked with a move for the England forward. Hernandez is widely admired in Spain, and is understood to be frustrated at the peripheral role he has at Old Trafford. Though Falcao's performances in La Liga and in Europe can only have impressed Ferguson, a move for Borussia Dortmund's Robert Lewandowski in the summer still seems more likely. The Pole would be available for around £15 million this summer, and he has already stated his preference is to join Sir Alex Ferguson's side if he leaves Dortmund in the summer. His contract expires in June 2014, and he is keen to leave at the end of this campaign. United's interest in the 24-year-old dates back to last summer, when Dortmund received an inquiry about Lewandowski's availability prior to Robin van Persie's £22m arrival at Old Trafford from Arsenal. Falcao is also long-term target for both Manchester City and Chelsea, who are both expected sign forwards in the summer. There is also strong interest from City in Napoli's Edinson Cavani, whom Roberto Mancini wanted to sign last year.