The Red Devils are weighing up a move for Colombia’s highly rated winger James Rodriguez, with Nani off to greener pastures.
Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 Ferguson is perhaps the only remaining manager in the game who still utilizes the old 4-4-2 system, with an emphasis on play from the flanks. While the rest of the world are busy in replicating Barcelona’s hugely popular tiki-taka, Fergie has perfected
the art of route one football despite building team after team.
From the days of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Antonio-Valencia-c6345, United have always opted for pacy wingers and used them to great effect.
However with the midfield getting over crowded due to new recruits, the club aren’t offering Luis http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Nani-c27299 the lucrative contract update he craves. As a result the Portuguese International has been linked with a move to Juventus, with the Italian giants offering
mega bucks for his services.
Ferguson is great promoter of talent and has been monitoring several upcoming European players that could arrive at Old Trafford this summer. On top of that list is James Rodriguez, Porto’s young front-man, who has set the continent alight with his scintillating
displays.
Although blessed with extraordinary ability and outrageous talent, the 20-year-old could cost as much as £25million, a figure which the 19-time English champions are unlikely to cough up on their own. But the funds generated by Nani’s sale could provide
the necessary financial muscle to lure him to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749.
Furthermore the player has himself expressed interest in playing for the Reds and his agent has also revealed that he has been contacted by several potential suitors.
"I could not reject to play for Manchester United. It would please me,” Rodriguez said to the media, while his agent added: "Several scouts have made the trip to Porto to see James and have asked questions."
Though United have an illustrious history of unearthing gems from the rigours of the lower leagues, the club will surely hesitate before spending a fortune on a player who has not played in the tough environment of the Premier League.
While Rodriguez’s move hasn’t been confirmed, Nani is sure to depart the side if he is unable to get the £120,000-per-week deal he is looking for.
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