With reports suggesting that Manchester United are ready to offer Gareth Bale a way out of Real Madrid and back to the Premier League, here are three reasons to suggest that he should have chosen United in the first place.
David Moyes’s public search for a left-back in the summer seems to have left a sour taste in some peoples’ mouths up at Old Trafford. While Patrice Evra has been the first choice at the club for some time now, the former Everton gaffer is seemingly intent on drafting Leighton Baines into the club whenever possible, and theDaily Express is suggesting that the France international will not be extending his stay at the club past next summer when the 32-year-old’s contract runs out. But can they afford to lose Evra?
David Moyes has made it public knowledge that he intends to reinforce his left-back area. Here are five players he could take a look at.
It has been a summer of change so far in the Premier League as clubs start to prepare for the unexpected next season. Manchester United in particular.
Manchester United favourite Rio Ferdinand has spoken out about the prospect of being joined at the club by former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas and Borussia Dortmund goal-gobbler Robert Lewandowski.
Cesc Fabregas continues to be linked with a move away from Barcelona. The midfielder only rejoined the Catalan giants two years ago from Arsenal. If he were to leave and return to England would it mean that his time back in La Liga has been a failure?
Sir Alex Ferguson announced his retirement, David Moyes was named as his successor, Paul Scholes also brought down the curtain on his Manchester United career for the second and final time, and in other football news a certain Scouse lad who goes by the name of Wayne Rooney, once again stated his desire to leave the club, proving that lightening can strike twice in the same place, it’s groundhog day.
The day was always going to come, it was inevitable.
But when the grand master of football Sir Alex Ferguson announced his retirement as manager of Manchester United a few days before the penultimate game of this latest title winning season, it was no less surprising or emotional. Not just for followers of the club such as myself, but the whole football world felt some sense of loss when the news filtered through.
Manchester United is bigger than any one man, and so the events of the last week bring change at our Club while the Reds go marching on.
The only constant in football is change and so none of this surprises me.
So Wayne Rooney did ask for a transfer request and is indeed contemplating his future with Manchester United..
….for a second time.
Why would Wayne want to leave?
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