Real Madrid striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar is being seen by Manchester United as a replacement for Carlos Tevez.
The Sunday People claims that United are willing to pay £17m for the Real Madrid striker as opposed to £32m to retain the services of the Argentinean international.
The Dutchman has publicly admitted he was unhappy with Madrid after he was left out of their Champions League squad.
WOOTS!
Part of exchange deal involving you know who...
sweet!
Benzama better le..
benzema or huntelaar? whoever Sir Alez brings on board, i have full faith in his judgement. I have already resigned to losing Tevez though i have been feeling disappointed that he comes out and says all that he said to the media.
We love Tevez coz of his tireless determination for the cause. But players have come and gone before but Man Utd are still challenging for titles every year.
Glory glory Man Utd...
ok if Real Madrid wanna sell him.
I don't think Real would let him go cos he have done rather well in the last 3 month... He has shown he can do the job even though he has not fully settle in over there yet... So I doubt Real will be keen to sell him...
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to rescue Klaas-Jan Huntelaar from the chaos at Real Madrid.
The People says Ferguson sees Huntelaar as a replacement for want-away forward Carlos Tevez.
The Dutchman got off to a flying start to his Madrid career, netting eight goals in 14 games following his move from Ajax in January.
But after Huntelaar was left out of the Spanish giants' Champions League squad for Lassana Diarra, the 25 year old become unhappy at the club.
waaaaaaaaa
lol didnt he want huntelaar last year. ended up got berbatov. -.-
Real Madrid striker Klass-Jan Huntelaar insists he has received no offers to quit the Bernabeu, dampening speculation linking him with a summer switch to Manchester United.
The goal-poacher moved to the Spanish giants from Ajax in January, but has failed to win over the Madrid fans and has been linked with an early departure from the club.
Sir Alex Ferguson was reportedly keen to offer the Dutchman an escape route to Old Trafford, but Huntelaar says there has been no contact with other clubs.
"I have had no offers," he said. “I now have two games for Holland and then I can enjoy my holidays.”
Huntelaar was signed originally as a replacement for the injured Ruud van Nistelrooy, but will have to fight it out with his compatriot for a starting berth next season.