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Real Madrid After Jonny Evans But Manchester United Want Karim Benzema - Report
The rumour mill is already churning as Madrid are reportedly after Jonny while the Red Devils have been keeping an eye on Benz...
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| Bet: | Returns: | Real Madrid £10.80 | Draw £100.00 | Levante £260.00 |
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Dec 21, 2009 1:23:06 PM
According to English tabloid publication, People, the winter transfer window could yield some action between Manchester United and Real Madrid as Los Blancos are reportedly keen on signing central defender Jonny Evans whereas the Red Devils are on the trail of Madrid star striker, Karim Benzema.
England's Sunday Express has also reported on the story claiming that Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson would seek the Frenchman's services at Old Trafford and could shell out a sum of €40 million in the coming January transfer window.
While both Evans and Benzema are stars in a new generation of rising footballers, the likelihood of a deal involving the Madrid No.11 has to be called into question: Benzema has only just made the move to the Spanish capital this past summer from Lyon and while the French striker has not seen regular minutes, he continues to be an important player in coach Manuel Pellegrini's squad.
Cyrus C. Malek, Goal.com
England's Sunday Express has also reported on the story claiming that Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson would seek the Frenchman's services at Old Trafford and could shell out a sum of €40 million in the coming January transfer window.
While both Evans and Benzema are stars in a new generation of rising footballers, the likelihood of a deal involving the Madrid No.11 has to be called into question: Benzema has only just made the move to the Spanish capital this past summer from Lyon and while the French striker has not seen regular minutes, he continues to be an important player in coach Manuel Pellegrini's squad.
Cyrus C. Malek, Goal.com
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