Fergie condemns says Sneijder

Posted on | Sunday, July 31, 2011 | No Comments

Sir Alex Ferguson has dismissed the accusations that you are nearing a deal to bring Manchester United's Wesley Sneijder.

With United pre-season tour of North America, Ferguson has consistently rejected any idea that Sneijder is set to leave Inter Milan.

Saturday, President and CEO David Gill said there was "no immediate".

However, the loan is due to Ferguson released during the night show has been the subject of negotiations and Sneijder are presented take-it-or-leave-it offer.

"If he wants to come, must accept our offer contract. If we have no other options in mind. We need to talk about" Ferguson is reported as said by the Mail On Sunday.

But after a 2-1 victory at FedEx Field in Barcelona, Ferguson has denied the story.

"Absolute nonsense," said the Scot. "I've never discussed it. There is nothing new."

Ferguson is clearly happy with the story and emphasized his desire to find a replacement for Paul Scholes in his current team talking with the performance of England Under-21 midfielder Tom Cleverley.

"It's an area we need to find a solution," he said.

"So we played Tom Cleverley today [Saturday]. Physically, it is not the strongest, but it is rough and has a great idea in the game.

"It 'a good player, and has been our best player today.

"His discipline was fantastic. It is a match quickly. He has good eyes.

"It was a great night for him.'s Tall, very possible for us to start the season."