By Chris O'Brien
July 10 2003
Manchester United are looking to add to their long list of link-up clubs. The club are believed to be looking to make a co-operation agreement with Dutch outfit MVV Maastricht. United already have similar deals with clubs all over the globe.
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United eye Dutch Link-Up |
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United could soon add yet another club to the already
brimming list of teams who have link-up deals with the Premiership champions. Clubs including Sporting Lisbon, Nantes, Royal Antwerp, Walsall, Sao Paulo, Connah's Quay Nomads and Shelbourne all ready have partnership deals in place with United, and it is believed the Red Devils are now seeking a co-operation agreement with Dutch outfit MVV Maastricht. If an agreement could be reached, some of United's brightest young talent would be likely to join MVV on loan to give them valuable first team experience. United would also be able to poach some of the best players at Maastricht, that Sir Alex Ferguson may want to bring to Old Trafford. |
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