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Evra in plea to Ribery |
Posted by: WatchMUFC - 26-05-2009, 06:31 PM - Forum: Transfer Talk
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PATRICE EVRA revealed he is trying to convince Bayern Munich ace Franck Ribery to join Manchester United.
The full-back is sure his France pal would be an ideal signing if Cristiano Ronaldo decides to leave.
Evra said: “Many say Cristiano will leave but only he knows the answer. It's clear a guy like Franck would be the ideal solution for United if Cristiano left.
"Of course I talk to Franck about it, I tell him you had better come here."
United boss Alex Ferguson has a long-standing interest in £30million-rated Ribery.
Just a few weeks ago United panned reports in Germany that Fergie had offered Bayern £63m bid for the Frenchman.
Speculation about Ronaldo's future refuses to go away and a move to Real Madrid could still be on the cards this summer.
But Ribery is also on the list of targets for Real - and United's Champions League final opponents Barcelona.
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Carlos Tevez: Champions League Final May Be My Last Game For Manchester United |
Posted by: WatchMUFC - 21-05-2009, 04:21 PM - Forum: Man Utd News
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Manchester United forward Carlos Tevez believes that next week's Champions League final could be his last game for the club.
The Argentinean’s future has been subject to debate for the best part of a year as a convoluted loan deal between the Red Devils and Tevez's owners, MSI reaches its expiry.
Following the club's Premier League triumph, Tevez admitted that his future is still unresolved, with United seemingly unwilling to part with the necessary cash required to sign him to a permanent deal.
Sir Alex Ferguson's team play Barcelona in the Champions League final six days from now and Tevez's involvement is still shrouded in debate.
The 25-year-old concedes that he is unsure whether or not he will be involved in the Rome showdown, and the former Corinthians star has hinted that it could be his United farewell.
He is quoted as saying by the press, "Maybe it will be my last game and maybe it won't. I don't know.
"I am not sure whether I will start next week. It is a decision for the manager.
"I will prepare well. That is all I can do. I would like to play but there are some very good players here, so I will just wait."
Tevez has been linked with Liverpool in recent days and his advisers have disclosed that interest from other Premier League clubs remains strong.
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