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Former Manchester United striker Giuseppe Rossi could be
set for a return to Old Trafford this summer, with Sir Alex
Ferguson reportedly keen on re-signing the Villarreal goal-getter
to bolster his forward line.
The 22-year-old American-born Italian international made just
five league appearances for the Red Devils before moving to Spain
in 2007, where he has been a revelation in la Liga, bagging 23
goals in 57 league outings.
And the diminutive front-man also recently starred for the
Azzurri at the Confederations Cup in South Africa, netting
twice against the United States.
His impressive form is reportedly interesting Serie A
big-hitters Juventus, who are believed to be weighing up a move for
the striker.
However, with the Premier League champions losing forward duo
Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez's services this summer, Ferguson
is thought to be mulling over a surprise move to bring Rossi back
to English shores.
Rossi is thought to have a clause in his Villarreal contract
giving United first option on buying back the Italian for a fee in
the region of £15 million.
Lyon talisman Karim Benzema and Valencia marksman David Villa -
who have also been linked with the Old Trafford outfit - are likely
to cost double that amount.
“He has a complicated situation," Rossi's agent Federico
Pastorello told Radio Kiss Kiss.
"But without a shadow of a doubt he is a player who, the moment
an offer from a great club should come in, would certainly answer
'yes'.”