Man U youngster Januzaj to be offered new four-year contract by Moyes

Premier League club Manchester United is likely to offer youngster Adnan Januzaj a new contract after he served notice of his huge talent with two stunning strikes in United's 2-1 Premier League win at Sunderland recently.

According to the Mirror, Januzaj could be offered a lucrative four-year deal worth around 50,000 pounds-a-week at the club.

The Belgian sensation is out of contract at the end of this season and is being pursued by United's local rivals Manchester City, as well as Juventus, the report said.

Paul Pogba was also considered one of United's brightest young talents but left for nothing in the summer of 2012 to join Juventus, after becoming disillusioned with his lack of first-team opportunities under Sir Alex Ferguson, the report added.

Newly appointed United boss David Moyes will not let that happen with Januzaj, who vindicated his manager's decision to hand him his first Premier League start with both goals in the vital win at Sunderland, the report further said.

United value Januzaj highly and are adamant they will not make the same mistake they did with Pogba, who is thriving at Juventus and has earned three caps for France since making the move, according to the report.