Berba to PSG

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Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United , suggested Tuesday night after the game against Marseille, as Dimitar Berbatov , the striker MU could join PSG . The entourage of the player himself has opened the door yesterday to a transfer to the capital. The Bulgarian, 30 years old, only one year Contract and will be free to sign where he wants in January before leaving United free in June

Above all, it does not seem to be part of plans to Ferguson, who has not offered an extension and who had left stands for the last final of the Champions League against FC Barcelona (1-3). Despite some good preparation matches, Berbatov feels he no longer has the confidence of his manager who prefers Chicharito Hernandez, Wayne Rooney and even the young Danny Welbeck in attack. Paris leaves the track not indifferent to the player and those around him, attracted by the new project of the club. They are now waiting for a sign of Leonardo. PSG version QSI (Qatar Sports Investments) could easily provide a salary Berba important, affecting € 115 000 gross per week, excluding bonuses.

For MU, which would require according to British media about 15 M € for the top scorer in Premier League last year (21 goals), it would also be a way to recover some money on a player bought 38 M € in 2008.
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Berbatov ne dit pas non à Paris - leParisien.fr

The Rumors are getting unfortunately, however for the price written in the article(15M Euros), there is no way we will sell at that amount.

Don't want Berbasex to leave though
 
Is this just based on the crap from after the game the other night?
 
Before we lock this thread, how come PSG got all the money in the world all of a sudden? How are they able to get assumed future world class players who are linked with Barca (Pastore) to go and play in the french league - which is still considered one or two steps down from the bigger leagues in europe.
 
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