Football Transfer Update: Udinese Forward Alexis Sanchez to be transferred to Malaga or Manchester United
The Udinese forward Alexis Sanchez is exuberant that his talent is finally being recognized. In a recent press release, the player revealed that he was receiving transfer offers from top notch Spanish and English football clubs.
He also informed that he is considering the offers, but needs some time to think. Pundits and experts have suggested that if the offer is good enough then the winger might pen a deal with a new club as soon as the winter break.
The Udinese player, who can feature on a couple of places upfront stated that he was extremely happy about the interest shown in him by other clubs, but he cannot hand in a decision at the moment. With clubs like Manchester United
managed by the legendary, Sir Alex Ferguson, one does need time to settle in the possibility of making into one of the best clubs in the world therefore having a strong chance of being hailed as major footballing figure.
With other club’s lining in for the player, this would be a massive turn around in the young player’s life.
Reports have concluded that clubs like Malaga, Manchester United and Hamburg are all considering signing the prodigal player, who at the age of 21 has proven he can be the future of football.
However, the Chilean winger has a running contract with Udinese until 2014. Hence, the price to be paid for the player must be large. This will easily omit the chances of smaller clubs hiring the player therefore; it can be assumed
that Manchester United are upfront with a large lead.
At the moment, Udinese are estimating the player’s market value to be around Twenty million Euros, a price that many footballing powerhouses can easily afford.
While talking to media, Sanchez expressed, “Of course I would like to play for Manchester.”
He added, “Malaga? Why not. As things stand though all questions about my future are in the hands of my agent.”
Though the player is extremely enthusiastic of joining either the English Premier League or La Liga in Spain, the Sports Director of Udinese, Fabrizio Larini is reported to have said, “There was no chance for Sanchez of leaving
in January.”
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