Liverpool and
Manchester United may be kicked
into action by AC Milan over
their interest for Valencia
winger David Silva.
The Daily Mail says San Siro boss Silvio Berlusconi,
the Italian president, is understood to be looking for investors to
fund a January spending spree and has reportedly made
Valencia midfielder Silva a
prime target.
The Italians would be willing to pay about £25million for the
Spain international, who can play on the wing or in a more central
role.
The 23-year-old was considered by United this summer as a
potential replacement for Cristiano
Ronaldo, while Liverpool boss Rafa
Benitez publicly admitted his interest but was
angered by leaks involving the negotiations.
Silva also interested Real
Madrid, Barcelona
and Juventus in the summer, but
cash-strapped Valencia managed
to see off suitors with their high demands.