9:17AM BST 25 Oct 2012
The Portuguese has been out of favour with manager Sir Alex Ferguson this season, starting only five of the club's 12 matches.
And should he decide to move on there are several clubs, including Italian giants Juventus, who are waiting to pounce for his signature.
But Nani insists neither he nor Ferguson know what the future holds and that only God could shed light on his contract details.
"Only God knows what awaits me," he told
Nani was a substitute in United's last two games and his most recent appearance - as a second-half substitute for Shinji Kagawa - sparked a revival as they came back from 2-1 down against Braga to win 3-2.
Ferguson has deployed a diamond formation this season, which in theory plays to Nani's strengths.
"If it turns out we play the diamond consistently it would be revolutionary because it is going against our history," said Ferguson.
"But the level of the game in England and Europe now is so high that making yourself unpredictable is going to be a strength.
"Teams will have to think if we are going to use two out wide or the diamond because we have players capable of doing both things.
"Kagawa and [Tom] Cleverley can play really well in the type of game that a diamond offers, whilst in Nani, Ashley Young and Antonio Valencia we have very good wide players."
