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Report: Dimitar Berbatov Unsure Of Manchester United Future
The Bulgaria international striker was left frustrated after being named on the substitutes bench for the Champions League final...
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May 30, 2009 9:52:47 AM
According to a report in the British tabloid The Daily Mirror, Dimitar Berbatov is pondering his future at Manchester United.
It seems that the Bulgaria international forward, somewhat similarly to team-mate Carlos Tevez, was not happy with starting the Champions League final on the substitutes bench.
While El Apache's frustrations with limited playing time at Old Trafford have been apparent for some time, it is claimed that Berbatov, who started two more games than the Argentina international but played eight games less in total, shares his qualms.
It is thought that the 6ft 2in striker hopes to prove that he merited the £32 million the Red Devils paid Tottenham Hotspur to land him on transfer deadline day last summer.
However, it is also written that his representatives are making enquiries with potential suitors should the Premier League champions decide he is not considered a regular in the starting eleven.
Ricky Brooks, Goal.com
It seems that the Bulgaria international forward, somewhat similarly to team-mate Carlos Tevez, was not happy with starting the Champions League final on the substitutes bench.
While El Apache's frustrations with limited playing time at Old Trafford have been apparent for some time, it is claimed that Berbatov, who started two more games than the Argentina international but played eight games less in total, shares his qualms.
It is thought that the 6ft 2in striker hopes to prove that he merited the £32 million the Red Devils paid Tottenham Hotspur to land him on transfer deadline day last summer.
However, it is also written that his representatives are making enquiries with potential suitors should the Premier League champions decide he is not considered a regular in the starting eleven.
Ricky Brooks, Goal.com
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