Man Utd Transfer News
Man Utd Transfer News: Blow As Targets “Dreams Have Changed”
Manchester United have been dealt a blow after long-term transfer target Alan Dzagoev has revealed he no longer want’s to move to England due to its poor weather
Manchester United have been dealt a blow after long-term transfer target Alan Dzagoev has revealed he no longer want’s to move to England.
The Russian international is regarded by many as the future of the Russian national team and has been dubbed ‘The Russian Messi’ due to his playing style.
Premier League Champions Man Utd are believed to be long-term admirers of the 21-year-old and have been linked with a January move.
Dzagoev has previously expressed an interest in moving to England and has even sounded out United as a potential destination, but the tricky attacker has now revealed he’s been put off a move to England due to it’s relatively poor climate and would now prefer a move to either Italy or Spain.
When asked about his future, and in particular a move to England, Dzagoev said:
“Now my dreams have changed.” he said.
“I am drawn more and more to the warmer climes – Italy or Spain.”
Kudakwashe takaindisa
January 6, 2012 at 5:11 pm
Man u must buy weisly as a matter of egence
Hassan hamza gombe
January 7, 2012 at 12:06 pm
Man united,never give up to buy’sneijder,
hugh williams
January 7, 2012 at 1:51 pm
go for ganso sneijder is to old now only has a few season left 35mil is to much
BigL
January 7, 2012 at 1:53 pm
lol this coming from a guy who was born and raised in a country alot colder. i dont rate him anyway i would much rather go for erikson of ajax and we’ve got pogba and morrison who will be alot better than this mug.UTID
BigL
January 7, 2012 at 1:57 pm
* i meant (christian) eriksen* ,duh
Chongo
January 7, 2012 at 4:03 pm
Problem here is that outside England many fans and player not distinguish Fergie from Manchester utd. Club now seen as bigot, incompetent and arrogant. Great player not want Man anymore. Not happy with Young, Carrick, Fletcher,Jones,Evans? Get used to it. Future now here.