Wednesday May 14, 2008
MU eye Seville’s Brazilian duo
LONDON: Manchester United will bid £30mil for Seville stars Luis Fabiano and Dani Alves this week.
Boss Alex Ferguson is wasting no time in strengthening his squad for next season and expects to strike a deal for the Brazilians.
SunSport can reveal United chief scout Martin Ferguson has watched the pair 10 times in the last three months.
Alves, 25, is seen as the long-term replacement at right-back for Gary Neville while Fabiano, 27, will add presence and goals to the attack.
The hitman, who has netted 33 times in 38 games this season, is only part-owned by the club 65% of his registration is owned by a private investment group similar to the Carlos Tevez situation last season.
Both players are regular starters for Brazil and Alves is regarded as the best attacking rightback in the world.
Fergies first choice was Portos Jose Bosingwa but he got beaten to the Portugal players signature by Chelsea on Monday.
Alves was a Blues target last summer but they refused to pay his £24mil tag. The Sun, London
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