The Manchester United boss is in the middle of a Chelsea, Barcelona and Real Madrid nightmare.
Chelsea will
up their bid for Wayne Rooney to
£24million, as Moyes’ £30m bid for Barcelona’s
Cesc Fabregas hit a brick wall.
And, to
make matters worse, Real say Ronaldo will stay.
Their new
boss Carlo Ancelotti poured scorn on United’s attempt to lure Ronaldo back to
Old Trafford, saying he was on the brink of signing a new deal at the Bernabeu.
Chelsea chief
Jose Mourinho fired the first broadside against the Premier League champions
last week with a £20m bid for Rooney.
And,
despite yet another denial from Moyes that the player was for sale, Mourinho’s
response will be a £24m offer to test the resolve of the Old Trafford money men.
Moyes was
also rocked by Barcelona’s
apparent refusal to entertain his bid of £30m plus add-ons for Fabregas.
The
Spanish giants are coming to terms with the shock resignation of boss Tito
Vilanova, who has suffered a setback in his fight against cancer.
Barcelona
do not want to consider selling Spanish World Cup-winner Fabregas, 26, before
they know whether a new manager wants to keep him.
And
Ancelotti’s comments about Ronaldo do not make good reading for Moyes, who is
hoping to make the Portugal winger his marquee signing.
The Real
Madrid boss heaped praise on his star player and insisted he would remain as an
inspiration to the young stars at the Bernabeu.
He said: “Cristiano is phenomenal. A great player. For this club, the most important thing is to count on a player of his professionalism.
He said: “Cristiano is phenomenal. A great player. For this club, the most important thing is to count on a player of his professionalism.
“The youngsters can look up to a
champion and how he continues to work in the same way.
“It’s not my job
when it comes to giving him a new deal but I don’t think it will be a problem.”
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