Sneijder agreed to move United

Posted on | Thursday, July 14, 2011 | No Comments

Manchester United seeks to complete the transfer of £ 35 million from Inter Milan Wesley Sneijder after he agreed to about £ 190,000 a week.

The Daily Mail reported that Barclays Premiership Champions approaches to ensure the signing of Holland international after 27 years has reached an agreement on his salary.

Sneijder, who was initially the wage demands of £ 250,000 during the week, has reportedly settled £ 190 000 during the week of negotiations. Much has been said to be nearing its end.

United, David Gill, met with Inter Milan executives at a meeting of European clubs, while the rest of the team continues its preseason tour in the U.S..

Gill was understood to have bid £ 35million informal, and follow with a formal offer before this weekend. Inter are said to be reluctant to sell their star midfielder, but the offer reportedly was too good for them to refuse.

Sir Alex Ferguson wants to strengthen the mechanisms of the UN after the release of Owen Hargreaves and Paul Scholes's retirement.

If the operation succeeds, the arrival of Sneijder to move the Red Devils last summer signings of £ 80 million mark, as it follows David de Gea, Phil Jones and Ashley Young in the Theater of Dreams.