Man Utd and Liverpool battle for midfield prodigy
May 17, 2008
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According to Daily Mirror, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to to offer £10million for Cardiff’s midfield prodigy Aaron Ramsey to beat off a late move by Liverpool.
The actual offer is £5m up front for the midfielder, but it has been revealed that additional performance-based payments could double that figure.
Ferguson is also willing to loan 17-year-old back to Cardiff for a season to please the FA Cup finalists, as they look to make a serious challenge for the Premier League next season.
With the increased offer, they have outbid other intersted clubs such as Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs and Villa.
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Manchester united should go full out on securing Karim Benzema. He’s young and quite a talent !
alves and fabiano signning could solve the little problem man u is having to be call the stongest club in the world
united must get alves