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Continued from Part 1
Wesley
Sneijder:
Sneijder is
the kind of big name almost every United fan would love to see arrive at the
club, already having won the Champions league last year with Inter, there are
rumors doing rounds that he is unsettled in
Milan and is pushing for a move to United. Whether these rumors are true
or not, but the minute possibility that Sneijder will move to United excites
me.
I don’t
think there is much need to list his attributes; Sneijder is probably one of
the few players we can get who will come close to Scholesy in terms of passing
and creativity. Having him in the midfield is a boon for any team, and I really
hope we go for Sneijder, no matter what the cost, if he is available.
Danielle De
Rossi:
The Roma
midfielder is one of the most underrated midfielders around, easily among the
best in the world; he is one who can match Scholesy in his passing skills. An
ideal deep lying playmaker, De Rossi is competent in defending too, and loves
to sit in front of the defense and spray passes around the pitch (remind you of
anyone?).
Luka
Modric:
The
Croatian has been a revelation since his move to Tottenham, dispelling any
notions about his physique not being up to the mark for the Premiership. The
diminutive midfielder has been pivotal in spurs challenge for a Champions
league place this season and the also the form that got them to the quarter
finals of the Champions league.
Harry
Redknapp has clearly stated that he has no intention of letting Modric move, so
if Sir Alex would want to go for him desperately then he’s sure to cost a lot,
probably more than Rossi and Sneijder put together. Modric does offer the
experience of 2 seasons in the premiership, where he has excelled against the
best in the league.
Nuri Sahin:
He hasn’t
been linked much to the club, but he’s a player who’d be a brilliant addition
to the squad. The 22 year old has been sensational at Dortmund, and is sure to
have a future at a bigger club. He would be a great addition to our squad,
offering variety and energy to the midfield.
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| Sahin |
Sahin is
typically a box to box midfielder; he’s capable in both attack and in
defending. Though the attacking side of his game is certainly the stronger
point of his game; He’s also a good passer of the ball, and has good movement
off the ball. He’s a quite a bargain at his current price of around $9 million,
which is his release clause. But Dortmund are said to be in the process of
extending his deal and increasing the value of his release clause. Maybe we can
swoop in for him before it’s too late?
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