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Manchester United & Bayern Munich Chase Juventus Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon - Report
Buffon is a wanted man and could end up plying his trade next season in either the Premier League or the Bundesliga. Franck Ribery may give the German side just a little extra leverage...
Manchester United and Bayern Munich have taken a look at Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon with a view to making a move for him in the summer.
According to Tuttosport, both the German and English clubs are following the 'keeper with enthusiasm.
After Bayern lost to Bordeaux in the Champions League - a result that has put their qualification in grave doubt - general manager Uli Hoeness hinted at signing a new goalkeeper, fuelling speculation of a move for Buffon.
"[Hans-Joerg] Butt will continue until the end of the season, then we will buy a great 'keeper in the summer," Hoeness said.
Meanwhile, the Red Devils are looking for a replacement for aging No.1 Edwin van der Sar. Fiorentina's Sebastien Frey has also been linked with the Old Trafford outfit.
The Italian paper also suggests Juve would be keen to swap their custodian with Franck Ribery. However, Real Madrid and Barcelona are likely to have a say in the Frenchman's future.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
According to Tuttosport, both the German and English clubs are following the 'keeper with enthusiasm.
After Bayern lost to Bordeaux in the Champions League - a result that has put their qualification in grave doubt - general manager Uli Hoeness hinted at signing a new goalkeeper, fuelling speculation of a move for Buffon.
"[Hans-Joerg] Butt will continue until the end of the season, then we will buy a great 'keeper in the summer," Hoeness said.
Meanwhile, the Red Devils are looking for a replacement for aging No.1 Edwin van der Sar. Fiorentina's Sebastien Frey has also been linked with the Old Trafford outfit.
The Italian paper also suggests Juve would be keen to swap their custodian with Franck Ribery. However, Real Madrid and Barcelona are likely to have a say in the Frenchman's future.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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