4. Anzhi Makhachkala
Though not the most prestigious of the list, Anzhi have the sort of money that can lure any player to Eastern Europe.
After being purchased by billionaire Suleyman Kerimov, the club has gone from relatively obscure to acquiring the likes of Samuel Eto'o, Lassana Diarra, Willian and Yuri Zhirkov. If Anzhi have managed to lure the quality of the aformentioned four, amongst others, then why not Nani? With Nani falling out of favour at United and having a couple of inconsistent seasons, Anzhi could provide a good escape route for him. Though the Russian Premier League hardly holds the same prestige as the English equivalent, money could be the key to who acquires the Portuguese international's services and that is one thing Anzhi have. Nani would likely start game in, game out which would help his chances of starting regularly in Portugal's upcoming World Cup campaign. One thing is for sure, sitting on United's bench isn't helping his chances of international football. Anzhi are playing in the Europa League once again next season, have a respected manager in Guus Hiddink and already have a wealth of quality in their squad, thus they could be seen as serious contenders for the Russian Premier League title in the upcoming campaign. If he can find the form he has so rarely found, Nani could be a key member of their squad and fill the void left by Balázs Dzsudzsák's move to Dynamo.