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12 April 2009
Valdes is new Ed boy for Fergie
HOTLINE
Scott Piecha; Wayne Veysey
Manchester United are lining up a £22 million move for Barcelona keeper Victor Valdes.
Sir Alex Ferguson is desperate to sign a long-term replacement for Edwin van der Sar with Ben Foster still considering his future at Old Trafford.
The United boss sees Valdes as a top quality replacement and cannot, yet, offer Foster the first-team football he craves in his bid to make England's World Cup team.
The Barcelona keeper's current deal finishes in June 2010.
And, having rejected the chance to open talks on a new contract, Fergie hopes the lure of Premier League football can snatch him away from La Liga.
Van der Sar agreed a one-year extension earlier this season but, at 38, Fergie knows he needs to find a world-class replacement.
Valdes would challenge the Dutch shot-stopper next season and with his experience not only in La Liga, but also the Champions League, the 27-year-old has all the qualities needed.
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is interested in taking Foster, but there are sure to be a number of other clubs looking at the young shot-stopper.
Ferguson is planning for Valdes to be at Old Trafford next season.
Redknapp, meanwhile, is preparing to offload £55m quartet David Bentley, Darren Bent, Roman Pavlyuchenko and Michael Dawson.
He has told scouts that his priorities are to sign a 'world-class defender' to cover for Ledley King and a 'world-class striker' to link up with Robbie Keane and Jermain Defoe.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has made it clear Redknapp will have to sell before he can buy and this could spell the end of Bentley, Bent, Pavlyuchenko and Dawson, who all have high sell-on values.
Spurs sources say Redknapp is sifting through his options as he considers how to raise money to beef up a squad that has drastically underperformed this season.
http://www.people.co.uk/sport/footb...objectid=21273884&siteid=93463-name_page.html
Ive seen some bizarre transfer links but this takes the biscuit. And £22 million.
. Surely a complete load of bollocks.
Valdes is new Ed boy for Fergie
HOTLINE
Scott Piecha; Wayne Veysey
Manchester United are lining up a £22 million move for Barcelona keeper Victor Valdes.
Sir Alex Ferguson is desperate to sign a long-term replacement for Edwin van der Sar with Ben Foster still considering his future at Old Trafford.
The United boss sees Valdes as a top quality replacement and cannot, yet, offer Foster the first-team football he craves in his bid to make England's World Cup team.
The Barcelona keeper's current deal finishes in June 2010.
And, having rejected the chance to open talks on a new contract, Fergie hopes the lure of Premier League football can snatch him away from La Liga.
Van der Sar agreed a one-year extension earlier this season but, at 38, Fergie knows he needs to find a world-class replacement.
Valdes would challenge the Dutch shot-stopper next season and with his experience not only in La Liga, but also the Champions League, the 27-year-old has all the qualities needed.
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is interested in taking Foster, but there are sure to be a number of other clubs looking at the young shot-stopper.
Ferguson is planning for Valdes to be at Old Trafford next season.
Redknapp, meanwhile, is preparing to offload £55m quartet David Bentley, Darren Bent, Roman Pavlyuchenko and Michael Dawson.
He has told scouts that his priorities are to sign a 'world-class defender' to cover for Ledley King and a 'world-class striker' to link up with Robbie Keane and Jermain Defoe.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has made it clear Redknapp will have to sell before he can buy and this could spell the end of Bentley, Bent, Pavlyuchenko and Dawson, who all have high sell-on values.
Spurs sources say Redknapp is sifting through his options as he considers how to raise money to beef up a squad that has drastically underperformed this season.
http://www.people.co.uk/sport/footb...objectid=21273884&siteid=93463-name_page.html
Ive seen some bizarre transfer links but this takes the biscuit. And £22 million.
