Cheif Exec Confirms Bid To Sign £30m Winger

Bayern Munich’s Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed the club tried to sign Man Utd winger Nani in the summer, but were priced out of a move.

The German giants were heavily linked with Nani in the summer, with many media outlets reporting they had submitted a £30m bid. While Rummenigge confirmed they had enquired about the Portuguese winger, he refused to reveal the amount discussed.

The Cheif Executive did however reveal that Munich were forced to halt their pursuit of Nani after Man Utd kept increasing their valuation of the player:

“We had an interest in Nani, but unfortunately the price went up and up, so he was too expensive.”

2 Comments

1. 

   Kev

   November 23, 2011 at 2:34 pm

   Doubtfull,

   We prob quoted them £50m to put them off, then increased it to £60 or £70m when it looked like they were considering a £50m bid.

   Purelly done to avoid un-settling the player.

   If you can turn to a player and say, we turned down an offer of £50m for you this morning, it must do great things for your condfidence. haha

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2. 

   RedScot

   November 23, 2011 at 8:38 pm

   I gave up reading when i read Cheif.
   Is it not Chief?
   Nice headline to attract hits.The name of the game!.pmsl.
   Not that I am the spelling mastermind!:)

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