Report: Manchester United And Real Zaragoza Tracking Christian Stuani

The Uruguayan hitman is the top scorer in Spain's second division...

Cristian Stuani - Danubio (www.danubio.org.uy)
Albacete's Christian Stuani could be set for a major move, with his goalscoring exploits in La Segunda attracting plenty of interest.

The Uruguayan forward is currently the pichichi of the second division, having scored eleven times in 16 games. According to Marca, both Manchester United and Real Zaragoza are now following his progress.

The 23-year-old striker is on loan at Albacete from Reggina, where he has a contract until 2012. Any deal would have to go through the Italian club, who may be keen to see him return, given his recent form.

Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
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