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| Valencia To Sign For £16M |
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Posted by: WatchMUFC - 29-06-2009, 01:04 PM - Forum: Transfer Talk
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Luis Antonio Valencia flew in last night to complete his dream £16million move to Manchester United - and end Sir Alex Ferguson's wait for a first signing of the summer.
Ecuadorian ace Valencia cut short a break back in his homeland to make the trip and will have a medical at Old Trafford today while his contract details are sorted out.
Valencia has been holding out for a move to United for five months since Fergie first showed his hand and tried to buy him from Latics in the last window.
Real Madrid and Bayern Munich were given the brush-off by Valencia and his camp because he wants to make the trip along the M62 and join the champions as Cristiano Ronaldo's replacement.
It is a dream move for Valencia who can expect to quadruple his wages and sign a deal worth around £75,000-a-week.
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| Valencia Will Choose Between United And Madrid This Week |
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Posted by: WatchMUFC - 25-06-2009, 10:44 AM - Forum: Transfer Talk
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Wigan Athletic winger Antonio Valencia will return from holiday on Friday and decide whether to join Manchester United or Real Madrid.
Latics chairman Dave Whelan confirmed he has received 'acceptable' offers for the Ecuador international but no talks have been held yet.
'United and Real Madrid both know he is away,' said Whelan. 'We can't do anything until he gets back. Where he goes is entirely up to him.
'It's no good me saying he is going to Manchester United because he is the boss and we'll be listening to what he says. We have had offers that are acceptable to Wigan Athletic, around the £14-18 million mark but what we will finish up with eventually I don't know.
'One club could offer £2 million more than the other but if Antonio says he doesn't want to go there then there is no point. We can't tell him where he wants to go. If he wants to go, we've always promised him he can go but if he wants to stay, then he'll stay.
'I think he is an outstanding player and he would fit in at either Manchester United or Real Madrid. There is no doubt that he will end up at one of those clubs – it's just a case of which one he wants to end up at.'
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| Confederation Cup |
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Posted by: unitedman - 24-06-2009, 11:36 PM - Forum: Other Football
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At Time of writing USA have just hammered Spain 2-0 an dcould of beat them more.
USA V Brazil will not be as good a game as Spain V Brazil never mind if shitty SA beat Brazil then the final will be as boring as shite.
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