Football Transfer Update: Ruud Van Nistelrooy set to leave Hamburg for Real Madrid again?
Media reports from within Real Madrid have delivered shocking news of the Dutch legend http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ruud-van-Nistelrooy-c31966 making a return to Santiago Bernabeu.
According to reports though there was resistance from the coach of Hamburg, everything has been arranged and sorted out by the Spanish giants coach in order to bring back ‘Van the Man’.
It is also being speculated that a final decision on the deal will be announced in the next few hours so all Madridsta fans need to keep their fingers be crossed.
The 34-year-old maestro himself claimed interest in returning back to Los Blancos after being linked with them for the past 2 weeks. The Portuguese manager initiated the rumours when he declared of signing in new players despite
lack of financial funding by the club’s president, Florentino Perez.
Should the transfer take place, it will be a perfect replacement for the injured Argentine Gonazalo Higuain. Latest reports on the striker say that he might be out for the rest of the season hence the ‘Chosen One’ needs someone
to back him all the way until the results in summers.
Early rumours presented that the goal-scoring machine might be signed in for a loan of 6 months, but now an altogether different picture is in the making.
Hamburg bought Nistelrooy in January 2010. He inked a contract of one and a half year, with his term ending this coming summer. Hamburg want the player to end his contract at the club, but Spain’s footballing powerhouse have been
persistent with their request.
Now, it seems like their resilience has paid off and the deadlock has been broken. “It's still not official but it looks like RVN is returning to #RealMadrid. Keep an eye on realmadrid.com for the announcement,” said the TV presenter.
However, this might just be another story. Earlier in the week news broke out that Real Madrid were actually ready to pay €2 million for Nistelrooy to Hamburg.
With all news coming out of the walls of Santiago Bernabeu, the German outfit is yet to comment on this issue.
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