'Real Madrid And Man U Agree Heinze Fee'
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Real Madrid have agree a fee with Manchester United for Gabriel Heinze, according to reports in Spain. Marca claims that a fee of around 12 million Euros (just over £8m) has been agreed between the two clubs for the Argentine left-back, who has been prevented from joining Liverpool. It is thought United are happy to sell him to a club outside of the Premier League and so it could be up to Heinze whether he wants to return to Spain.
The Argentine is apparently planning an appeal against the Premier League ruling which denies him the chance to join Liverpool. He could be faced with a tough decision - take the exit route to Madrid or pin all his hopes on an appeal that could fail and see him stuck at United. -
huh? liverpool offering 6mil nia. Rm offer 8mil?
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$4m also take lah don't say $8m...Originally posted by stellazio:huh? liverpool offering 6mil nia. Rm offer 8mil? 
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i'm surprised.Originally posted by zocoss:$4m also take lah don't say $8m...
man utd is willing to sell heinze to anybody but pool, and RM need to offer so much..
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Thats alot of money!
Cheers.
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haiz... take la..
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Well i'll be darn! Real Madrid becoming like sunderland
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Real raid Reds to snap up Heinze
The Gabriel Heinze saga has finally reached its conclusion after the Manchester United defender agreed an £8.1million move to Real Madrid.
Heinze was still considering whether to launch an appeal against the Premier League decision to block his preferred to Liverpool when Real made their move.
United, aware the 29-year-old's Old Trafford future was non-existent, were quick to agree a fee with the Spanish champions forcing the issue back into Heinze's court.
Real confirmed the news in a statement on their website, which read: "Real
Madrid and Manchester United have reached an agreement for the transfer of Gabriel Heinze.
"The Argentinian, 29, will sign a contract for the next four seasons and will be immediately incorporated into Bernd Schuster's squad." -
Its real, even ESPN and Manutd.com report it already
Goodbye Heinze, thanks for serving Man Utd faithfully in ur 3 years stay over here... -
superb deal..not only get more $$, he wont me in anfield too
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hehehe~Originally posted by sand king:Well i'll be darn! Real Madrid becoming like sunderland 
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well good riddance! and for good $$ too.... man utd seldom make $$ from their transfers...
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rojak taking in more ingredients.................
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Heinze performs U-turn with Real deal
Rafael Benitez accused the Premier League of damaging Liverpool's title prospects last night as the man earmarked to strengthen his defence, Gabriel Heinze, completed an acrimonious departure from Manchester United by joining Real Madrid.
Fuelled by the decision of a Premier League arbitration panel to deny the Argentine's move from Old Trafford to Merseyside on Tuesday, Benitez said: I would like to ask the Premier League why is it that Liverpool always plays the most fixtures, away from home in an early kick-off, following an international break? We had more than the top clubs last season and we have four already to prepare for this season.
"Then I want to ask the Premier League why it was so difficult for Liverpool to sign Javier Mascherano, when we had to wait a long time for the paperwork, but it was so easy for Carlos Tevez to join Manchester United?
"It's going to be very difficult for us to win the Premier League because the other teams are so strong, but we will fight to cope with our more difficult kick-off times and all the other decisions which are going against us."
Few at Old Trafford share Benitez's view that the Tevez saga was straightforward, although the manager Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted Liverpool's purchase of Mascherano, on a similar long-term loan in January, clarified many issues relating to the Argentine's arrival from West Ham. From the Premier League's perspective there is incredulity at Benitez's attack, not least because clubs have an influence over televised fixtures that earn each participant £500,000, but it would not respond to suggestions of favouritism towards United. "The Premier League works hard to ensure that all our member clubs' fixtures are as fair as possible," said a spokesman.
Lawyers acting for Heinze said they would appeal against the arbitration panel's ruling. However the 29-year-old performed a stunning U-turn last night when it was announced he had signed a four-year contract with Real Madrid. United would not disclose the fee but, while the Spanish sports daily Marca claimed Real were preparing a €12m (£8.2m) bid, it is understood to be less than United would have received from Liverpool. -
wooo. so not 8.2 million la. lesser than liverpool offered. thats a real snub at liverpool.
and heinze is earmarked as THE man to win the title for liverpool. incredulous.
and he is ranting like arsene wenger man.... want the television $$ but dun wanna do the early kick offs. -
Me for 1 is happy hes not coming to pool
