Man Utd ready to raid Real Madrid for €30 Million rated star
Posted On Thursday, October 6, 2011
Manchester United are reportedly tracking 23 year old Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain according to reports on Spanish radio, with Premier League rivals Liverpool also being mentioned.
Higuain has become a target for Sir Alex Ferguson because he looks set to let Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov leave in January, as Valencia have expressed an interest in signing him.
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The Argentinian has been on fire this season for the Los Blancos, scoring five goals in six La Liga appearances, though four of those appearances have come from off the bench. His goal scoring ratio is second to none and is better than a goal for every two games he plays.
The report suggested that should United pursue their interest in Higuain a fee of around €30million would be needed as he is tied to the Bernabeu for the next four years.
Any deal could eventually revolve around the Brazilian super star Neymar, who has long been a target for Real Madrid and should they get their man they may well let Higuian go, but if they don’t sign him and he ends up at Barcelona Sir Alex may have to turn his
Higuain has become a target for Sir Alex Ferguson because he looks set to let Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov leave in January, as Valencia have expressed an interest in signing him.
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The Argentinian has been on fire this season for the Los Blancos, scoring five goals in six La Liga appearances, though four of those appearances have come from off the bench. His goal scoring ratio is second to none and is better than a goal for every two games he plays.
The report suggested that should United pursue their interest in Higuain a fee of around €30million would be needed as he is tied to the Bernabeu for the next four years.
Any deal could eventually revolve around the Brazilian super star Neymar, who has long been a target for Real Madrid and should they get their man they may well let Higuian go, but if they don’t sign him and he ends up at Barcelona Sir Alex may have to turn his
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