Juan Mata's camp are considering his options before deciding whether or not to commit to Manchester United.
The midfielder is out of contract in the summer and the club have been negotiating with the 30-year- old over new terms but it is understood the Spaniard wanting a minimum two-year deal is proving a sticking point in negotiations.
Should the two parties not reach an agreement the former Chelsea man would be able to leave the club on a free in the summer and his father has confirmed there have been offers from other clubs.
"Manchester United have offered to renew us, we are very happy," Juan Mata Senior told Cadena SER .
"But there are proposals from Champions League teams. Spain, maybe, but today is not the day to talk, it is not yet decided."
Mata Sr did rule out a move to United's rivals Manchester City when pushed on if his son would consider moving to another Premier League club.
"City? It would not be the ideal option," he added.
MEN Sport asked Mata about his plans for his future in a recent interview but the 30-year-old insisted the team's success is more important.
"I don't think right now is a good moment to speak about it," Mata told the MEN. "Because I prefer to put the team before myself and what we are going to face now is important enough to be focused only on that.
"There have been some rumours about myself and other teammates over the last week, so I'm not the one who is going to put more questions or raise more comments with what I say.
"So I prefer to put the team before me and focus on the important task that we have ahead, which is Barcelona. And that's it. I'm sure the fans prefer that because we all want to beat Barcelona, we want to have our heads focused on Barcelona.
"And, again, I don't want to raise any more noise that, to be fair, in the last weeks there has been quite a lot."
