Paul Scholes has described Wesley Sneijder as a “brilliant” player for whom any big club would pay to sign.
But Internazionale have reportedly placed a £35M price tag on the Dutch midfielder as Manchester United’s chances of acquiring Sneijder seem slimmer now. The latest transfer news surrounding Fergie’s men is that they are still looking at one more signing this summer.
Paul Scholes, who is now part of the Red Devils’ coaching staff, has left a hole in the squad’s midfield following his retirement. And as Wesley Sneijder’s name has come up as a big target for replacement, Paul Scholes has also recommended the Dutch by telling reporters:
“Yes, Sneijder's brilliant. He's been brilliant for the last year or so, with Inter Milan and Holland.”
In other news related to Manchester United, Ecuadorian star Antonio Valencia is believed to be regaining fitness. Valencia recently doubled his wages with a new contract and he should be ready ahead of the 2011/2012 English Premier League season.
Paul Scholes, who is now part of the Red Devils’ coaching staff, has left a hole in the squad’s midfield following his retirement. And as Wesley Sneijder’s name has come up as a big target for replacement, Paul Scholes has also recommended the Dutch by telling reporters:
“Yes, Sneijder's brilliant. He's been brilliant for the last year or so, with Inter Milan and Holland.”
In other news related to Manchester United, Ecuadorian star Antonio Valencia is believed to be regaining fitness. Valencia recently doubled his wages with a new contract and he should be ready ahead of the 2011/2012 English Premier League season.
