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07/13/2003. Manchester United have offered Real Betis €17million and Deigo Forlan for Joaquin, the player's father has confirmed.
Peter Kenyon was due in Sevilla to hammer out a deal last week, but the United want to finalise a deal for Ronaldinho before opening talks with Betis.
"Manchester United have not been watching my son so much this season to pass the time," Joaquin's dad explained. "They have come to sign him."
Alex Ferguson's brother, Martin, has watched the Spanish international on several occasions this season along with Mick Brown.
Joaquin has been aware of the Red Devils interest for several months and even went so far as to declare 'I will be better than David Beckham' as he attempted to push United into action.
The stumbling block could come if the Old Trafford club are forced increase their bid for Ronaldinho.
If the Brazilian is signed then United maybe unable to raise more funds to offer more for Joaquin, should their initial bid be refused by the Andalucians.
Joaquin returns from holiday on Tuesday and is expected to ask Betis president, Manuel Luiz De Lopera, to accept the offer.
well, it's easy to confirm that Man Utd actually need this guy since they lost Beckham... unlike Beckham though, he can provide United with some speed down the right wing... he's like the right-sided Giggs... kinda
07/13/2003. Manchester United have offered Real Betis €17million and Deigo Forlan for Joaquin, the player's father has confirmed.
Peter Kenyon was due in Sevilla to hammer out a deal last week, but the United want to finalise a deal for Ronaldinho before opening talks with Betis.
"Manchester United have not been watching my son so much this season to pass the time," Joaquin's dad explained. "They have come to sign him."
Alex Ferguson's brother, Martin, has watched the Spanish international on several occasions this season along with Mick Brown.
Joaquin has been aware of the Red Devils interest for several months and even went so far as to declare 'I will be better than David Beckham' as he attempted to push United into action.
The stumbling block could come if the Old Trafford club are forced increase their bid for Ronaldinho.
If the Brazilian is signed then United maybe unable to raise more funds to offer more for Joaquin, should their initial bid be refused by the Andalucians.
Joaquin returns from holiday on Tuesday and is expected to ask Betis president, Manuel Luiz De Lopera, to accept the offer.
well, it's easy to confirm that Man Utd actually need this guy since they lost Beckham... unlike Beckham though, he can provide United with some speed down the right wing... he's like the right-sided Giggs... kinda