Manchester United have opened talks over a new contract for Antonio Valencia but negotiations have hit an impasse over image rights. The Ecuador winger is halfway through the four-year deal he signed after arriving from Wigan for ?16million in June 2009. United are prepared to improve Valencia's ?50,000-a-week contract but early discussions faltered when his representatives asked for image rights to be included in the new package. Snag: Antonio Valencia's Man United deal has stalled over image rights Old Trafford chief executive David Gill is refusing to agree to image rights clauses while investigations continue by HM Revenue and Customs, who believe they may be able to recoup millions owed in tax on the payments across the Premier League. United are still optimistic they will reach a compromise with Valencia, 25, who has been one of their most impressive performers after recovering from the serious ankle injury he suffered in September. Keown insists Capello must install Ferdinand to heart of England defenceBerbatov wants to stay at United despite Champions League final snubAll the latest Man United news, features and opinion Explore more:People: Antonio Valencia, David Gill Places: Ecuador
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