Man Utd after Wigan’s Palacios for €8m
May 7, 2008
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Reportedly, Man Utd are ready to start talk with Wigan for Honduran international Wilson Palacios.
The 23-year old midfielder has made a name for himself in the Premiership after just one season, and Palacios was initially recommended to Wigan manager Steve Bruce by Aresene Wenger after Arsenal had him on trial first.
Bruce admits it will be hard to hold on to him when a club of United’s stature come knocking on the door. According to The Sun, United will sit down with Wigan next week to thrash out an £8million deal for Palacios.
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I love Sir Alex Ferguson.I wish he could continue for than 10 years,but i know age is catching up.
On the issue of Cristiano, i think Sir Alex should not sell him to Real Madrid because he is still young, plus if he goes to Spain he won’t enjoy football the way he enjoys it in England, and i think Sir Alex told him once, “theres is no other league where he could get more than 75,000 fans paying to watch him and his team mates play every other weekend”, but at the end of the day the decision is his.