Valencia coach Unai Emery has revealed the club is ready to sell Spanish superstar David Villa, due to their financial situation.
But Emery insists he will not be sold before a replacement for the striker is found.
Barcelona, Manchester United, Chelsea and Real Madrid are reportedly interested in the Spanish striker.
“The exit of Villa will be dependant on us identifying a suitable replacement,” Emery was quoted as saying by Sky Sports. “At the moment the club is working on that, but any decision will not rest with me.
“My mission is to prepare the squad for the present and not think too much about the future. Valencia will always be a big club and we do not depend on just one or two players.”
[Source: Sky Sports]
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November 30, 2009
Villa would make a great signing for barcelona,we need more firepower upfront even though we do have the likes of messi and ibrahimovic and the promising pedro,we need a replacement for henry who looks to be out of it.
December 14, 2009
arsenal faund 4 a best striker so wenger can buy the spanish best striker david villa