By David Hobbs
January 26 2004
Parma coach Cesare Prandelli has denied that any club, including Manchester United, has made a bid for their exiting prospect Matteo Ferrari. The former Bari and Inter defender, 24, has already won caps for Italy and has been incredibly impressive in this and last year's Serie A championship.
| Ferrari Staying Put |
| Parma coach Cesare Prandelli
has denied that any club, including Manchester United, has made a bid for
their exiting prospect Matteo Ferrari.
"It's normal that clubs are
interested in a great defender like Ferrari," said Prandelli The former Bari and Inter defender, 24, has already won caps for Italy and has been incredibly impressive in this and last year's Serie A championship. Parma are being forced to sell their star players in order to avoid being bankrupt due to the collapse of owners 'Parmalat' and Ferrari along with the likes of Montano, Frey, Junior, Morfeo and Bresciano have to be sold in order to gain cash. Following Rio Ferdinand's 8-month band and Wes Brown's lack of match practice, Sir Alex may just be tempted in signing this fantastic prospect. |
| Contact the Author |
