It’s hard to know whether it’s old age catching up or whether the rumors during the off season are becoming more stupid and harder to believe as years go by. This week’s reported interest by Manchester United for Dutch Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder is a case in point. The story was headline news in all the media both in the UK and Italy on Wednesday without either Sir Alex Ferguson or anyone from the club acknowledging or denying such interest.
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The reluctance by Sir Alex Ferguson to open his cheque book may have got nothing to do with the clubs large debt but simply due to the following new rules – “The Premier League will introduce a squad cap of 25 players and a quota on home grown players from next season. The 20 clubs have agreed the introduction of a home grown player rule which will take effect at the start of the 2010/11 campaign. Clubs must include eight home grown players out of a squad of 25” More Details are available HERE
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The reluctance by Sir Alex Ferguson to open his cheque book may have got nothing to do with the clubs large debt but simply due to the following new rules – “The Premier League will introduce a squad cap of 25 players and a quota on home grown players from next season. The 20 clubs have agreed the introduction of a home grown player rule which will take effect at the start of the 2010/11 campaign. Clubs must include eight home grown players out of a squad of 25” More Details are available HERE
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