Building a navigation for user roles in laravel

Creating a file for each role should be quite simple however there will be some repetition of links across files. What I have done in the past (not a ideal solution either I feel) was to include navigation file if the role was allow to view, e.g.

@if(\Auth::user()->is('Admin')
    @include('nav.admin.users')
    @include('nav.admin.accounts')
@endif
@if(\Auth::user()->is('Manager')
    @include('nav.manger.staff')
@endif
//etc, etc

I can't recall the methods used to retrieve the role from the user so replace is with the equivalent

You may follow the style that provided by fresh Laravel

@if (Auth::guest())
    <li><a href="{{ url('/login') }}">Login</a></li>
    <li><a href="{{ url('/register') }}">Register</a></li>
@else 
    <li><a href="{{ url('/home') }}">Home</a></li>
    <li><a href="{{ url('/Profile') }}">Profile</a></li>
@endif 

@if(Auth::user()->is('Manager')) {{-- just test --}}
    <li><a href="{{ url('/manage') }}">Manage</a></li>
@endif 

Thanks for your suggestions.

What's the best way to select current page active i.e. if user is on a profile page then I would like to select that menu active.

I set and manage a session variable for user statut, so everywhere in views I can easily select what must be showed or not :

@if(session('statut') == 'admin')
    {!! link_to_route('admin', trans('back/admin.administration'), [], ['class' => 'navbar-brand']) !!}
@else
    {!! link_to_route('blog.index', trans('back/admin.redaction'), [], ['class' => 'navbar-brand']) !!}
@endif