Borussia Dortmund refused to sell Robert Lewandowski to Bundesliga and European Champions Bayern Munich. The 24-year-old Poland striker has been strongly linked with Manchester United.
This could be the ideal moment for new Manchester United manger David Moyes to pounce on the prolific striker.
Robert Lewandowski helped Borussia Dortmund to back-to-back Bundesliga titles in 2010-11 and 2011-12.
Elsewhere, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez claims 28-year-old forward Cristiano Ronaldo, who has been linked with a return to Old Trafford wants to commit his future to the Spanish club. Perez affirmed this despite Ron's reluctance to deny or confirm if he has agreed an new contract at the Bernabeu.
The two signings could put United on top of the league, especially with prospects of a Rooney move out of Trafford.
Editor's Note:
Rooney wants a move out of Trafford. Twice, he has expressed so. Honestly, he should be allowed to. His presence at United has led to lethal hit-man Chicha warming the bench for two seasons now. When he couldn't hit the aim as much he would, Rooney moved deep, displacing Kagawa. Most times Kagawa was played Left up, a position that isn't naturally his, hence his impact-less stay at Trafford. Kagawa needs his position back. It can only be guaranteed by Rooney's exit.
Moyes need also do away with Welbeck. SAF played the lad in every match not because he delivered but because he was British. This nonsense should stop with Moyes' arrival if United are to command the football arena. Welbeck should be released, to give room for Lewandoski and more playtime to Chicha.
One player DM shouldn't let a debate of transfer get close to is Valencia. The Ecuadorian singly won games for United. A must keep at all costs.
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