Valencia returned early from Ecuador’s Copa America conquest after picking up an ankle injury. He has just signed a double your wage deal to stay at Old Trafford

Meanwhile, Darren Fletcher who have been battling a major stomach virus during the last 3 months of the season will resume full training this week.

A shocking result after United suffered a reverse 8-2 thumping from French giants Marseille in Monaco on Tuesday. Don’t get worried, it’s just a charity match, with line-up was made up from youngsters, reserves and Fabian Barthez in goal.

Barthez had an unhappy return in a United shirt as Marseille went goal crazy in the charity match.

Holland international Sneijder is currently in Beijing with his club ahead of this weekend’s Italian Super Cup against city rivasl AC Milan.

It has been reported Sneijder will play his last match for Inter against AC Milan. Speculation suggest the terms of United’s offer would involve a salary pay-cut for the 27-year-old with a transfer fee or around £30million to Inter Milan.

Valencia, an Ecuador international midfielder, age 25, is a key part of Sir Alex squad and has battled back to fitness from a broken ankle he suffered in a Champions League clash against Rangers last September.

United’s CEO David Gill said the process of finalizing the deal is on going and it will be a long-term deal.

Sir Alex Ferguson signed Valencia from Wigan in June 2009 costing United  £16million. He has made 69 appearances for the Red Devils and scored 10 goals.

With Modric & Nasri seemingly bound for Chelsea and Arsenal, should they eventually leave both club respectively, Sneijder appeared the most obvious replacement for Scholes.

Even though Ferguson have strongly denied about the possible deal for the Holland international, speculation were aplenty about a deal, including a possible claim that shirt manufacturer Nike may get involved to push it through.

If Ferguson has turned elsewhere, the options are not extensive.

Germany powerhouse Bastian Schweinsteiger has been mentioned and this weekend Valencia’s Juan Mata has also come into the frame.

Indeed, with new boy Phil Jones able to operate in a midfield holding role, Tom Cleverley tipped for big things after an excellent season on loan at Wigan and big demands being placed on Anderson to finally fulfil his potential on a regular basis, Ferguson claims he would be content to face his championship rivals with the current group of players.

Sir Alex Ferguson deny he is in the interest to sign Inter Milan’s Wesley Sneijder. But, reports continue to suggest Manchester United are closing in on a deal for Holland international Sneijder.

United have long been linked with Sneijder, 27, as they seek a replacement for Paul Scholes, and first team coach Rene Meulensteen suggested a move was on the cards when he described the midfielder as an “ideal” signing.

Meanwhile, Inter director Marco Branca said this week that Sneijder is not for sale unless a”mega-galactic: offer arrives, while the player had earlier said he was happy at the club.

ESPNsoccernet sources believe the player’s wage demands is the red light for the deal. Sneijder is believed to have demanded wages of £250,000 a week to switch to Old Trafford which was refused point blank by United. However, indications are that the Dutch star would be willing to come down to £190,000 a week. A more acceptable proposition for the Red Devils.

Netherland coach Bert van Marwijk believes Sneijder would benefit from a move to Old Trafford.

“A transfer to Manchester United would only make Wesley a better player,” he said in The Sun. “He has already played for top teams like Real Madrid and Inter Milan but United would be another step forward for him – not only because of their football and their way of thinking, but also because it would be a new challenge for him. That is often very inspiring for players and gives them new energy.

“It would also be advantageous for the Dutch national team. Manchester United’s game is closer in style to ours than that of Inter. With us, Wesley has a long time on the ball. He is involved at all times and is dangerous with his passing and shots on goal. In Italy, he plays deeper and must compete against five or six defenders.

“The way we play allows Wesley to make his mark on the game and it would be the same if he played for United. I think he would fit in well there.”

United CEO David Gill stayed behind in Manchester to complete negotiations on the club record transfer when Fergie and his squad flew out to United States on Monday.

The deal will bring Red Devils summer spending to astonishing £85million on four players after also buying Phil Jones, Ashley Young and David De Gea.

Fans around the globe will be very excited about the coming season!

A check around the major football news website still bring no news about Wesley Sneijder transfer. We shall update you on further development.

According to UK paper theSun, it was reported Wesley Sneijder is ready to sign for Manchester United this week in a club record £35 million deal. The last time United break a record deal was also from Italy, Juan Sebastian Veron from Lazio.

I’m quite optimistic that Wesley Sneijder will not be another flop from Italy that United signed given he’s more stronger physically and doesn’t scare to embroiled in body tussle that is quite common in Barclay Premier League.

The Inter Milan midfielder is expected to agree a bumper deal that would surpass Wayne Rooney’s £220,000 a week. Inter are resigned to cashing in on the 27-year-old Dutchman. A team-mate said: “Everyone expects Wesley’s move to United to be announced soon, maybe as early as Wednesday.”

The source added: “He has even spoken to Dutch international team-mate Nigel de Jong to find out where are the best places to live in Manchester.

“It all looks imminent, no matter what Inter or Wesley may say in public.
“It seems Inter want to sell but don’t want to admit it, while Wesley wants to go but doesn’t want to say it. It’s a good move for him and good business for Inter.”

We shall see how it turn out to be when the week end!

]]> http://www.manutdfc.org/the-sun-man-utd-wes-deal/feed/ 0 http://www.manutdfc.org/no-nasri-deal/ http://www.manutdfc.org/no-nasri-deal/#comments Tue, 12 Jul 2011 01:01:48 +0000 ManUtd http://www.manutdfc.org/?p=1029 Sir Alex Ferguson has claimed that want away Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri will not be joining Manchester United. Earlier reports had suggested United have had a £20million bid for the unsettled Arsenal’s midfielder to fill Scholes shoe, rejected by Arsenal.

Fergie made his comments shortly after arriving in Boston on the first leg of the club’s five-match United States tour.

“I don’t think he is coming to United,” said Ferguson. “That is all I can tell you. I think that he has agreed to go somewhere else.”

Reports cited United set to launch a January bid to sign Aalesunds goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard after Eric Steele, Red Devils goalkeeping coach, flew to Norway to scout the player for a fifth time.

United have been following Lindegaard for several months as they hunt for a successor to Edwin van der Sar. The Dutchman, who joined United from Fulham in 2005, turns 40 in October and is expected to announce his retirement at the end of the season.

Last weekend, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson flew to Valencia to cast his eye over another candidate, David de Gea, the Spain Under-21 goalkeeper, but switched his attention back to Lindegaard and dispatched Steele to watch the Denmark international during Aalesunds’ 2-1 defeat at Stabaeck on Sunday.

Lindegaard, 26, originally moved to Aalesunds on loan after struggling to make his mark at Danish club Odense, but impressed so much that they signed him on a three-year deal. He made his international debut in a Euro 2012 qualifier against Iceland last month and has been attracting a lot of attention since claiming a regular first-team place at the Colour Line Stadion.

“I know that some British clubs are keeping tabs, but I don’t know how strong their interest is,” Aalesunds’ sports director Henrik Hoff told Norway’s VG newspaper last week.

“I have said all the time that something will happen in the winter window, but I could be mistaken. As big as the interest is, it would be strange if we don’t receive a serious offer.”

United sold England goalkeeper Ben Foster to Birmingham City in the summer and only have Tomasz Kuszczak as an experienced alternative to Van der Sar.

Anders Lindegaard

Edwin Van der Sar

“I have seen some stories suggesting I’d be leaving last summer but I take no notice,” he said. “It’s part of the game. I have never thought I was on my way out of United, not for one minute.

“It has never entered my mind and neither has the manager said anything to me. This is a great place to be and results like the one against Valencia make it all worthwhile when you play a part in something like that.

“I have the rest of this season and next season left on my contract and I would like to stay here for the rest of my career. Why would I want to go anywhere else?

“It’s up to me this season to work hard to earn the right to do that and to make it a reality, so the aim is to be in the team as often as I can.”