Valencia striker David Villa is back at the top of Manchester United's wish list, although interest is also expected from Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has long been an admirer of the Spanish hot-shot and this time the Scot is determined to get his man to bolster his attacking options.
The Red Devils thought they might land Villa last May by matching Valencia's asking price, only for the 27-year-old ace to turn the move down having decided to stay at the Mestalla at the last minute.
But now, with relations between the ace and some members of the coaching staff are believed to have soured, United hope he can be persuaded to join them next summer.
The Daily Mail reports that United have made contact with Valencia through an intermediary with the hopes of concluding a deal with the Spanish outfit before the 2010 World Cup.
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United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has long been an admirer of the Spanish hot-shot and this time the Scot is determined to get his man to bolster his attacking options.
The Red Devils thought they might land Villa last May by matching Valencia's asking price, only for the 27-year-old ace to turn the move down having decided to stay at the Mestalla at the last minute.
But now, with relations between the ace and some members of the coaching staff are believed to have soured, United hope he can be persuaded to join them next summer.
The Daily Mail reports that United have made contact with Valencia through an intermediary with the hopes of concluding a deal with the Spanish outfit before the 2010 World Cup.
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