MANCHESTER UNITED are ready to smash the world transfer record to prove there
is life after Alex Ferguson.
The Glazers will hand new boss David Moyes more money than ever before to land
Cristiano Ronaldo OR Gareth Bale.
Ronaldo yesterday opened the door to a return to Old Trafford by insisting his
future at Real Madrid is far from certain.
But if he signs a new deal at Real, Moyes is set to splash a record £85million
to land Tottenham’s double Footballer of the Year Bale.
United’s American owners are determined the club will continue to be a major
European force despite Fergie’s retirement.
Ronaldo, 28, remains United’s No 1 target and yesterday tweeted: “All the news
about my renewal with Real Madrid are false.”
It suggests Ronaldo is irritated by Madrid president Florentino Perez claiming
the Portuguese superstar will be staying at Real.
Perez said: “I’d bet Cristiano will retire at Madrid because it’s the natural
thing.”
Ronaldo has two years left on his Real deal but his tweet made it clear he
could be available.
And United would be prepared to beat the record £80m they received from Real
for Ronaldo in 2009.
Spurs are desperate to keep Bale, 23, but a world record fee would be
impossible to reject.
The Welshman is also wanted by Real and Paris Saint-Germain.
And United believe Bale moving to Real would trigger Ron’s release.
United’s record buy is Dimitar Berbatov, who cost £30.75m in 2007, while they
splashed out a total of £61.75m that season.
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