Bayern Munich midfielder Owen Hargreaves has admitted he is
shocked by reports that his value has hit £25 million.
Manchester United were frustrated in their attempts to sign
Hargreaves last summer as Bayern steadfastly refused to sell
him.
The German side have now hinted that they would be prepared to do a
deal at the right price, believed to be somewhere in the region of
£25 million.
But Hargreaves, who has made no secret of his desire to play in
England, feels the price tag is unrealistic.
"It is a lot of money they are talking about," Hargreaves told The
Sun.
"Is it even realistic? But football is a crazy world and ridiculous
sums are paid.
"Right now, I don't want to think about that. I just want to think
about playing football, working hard and doing well.
"All the other things will take care of themselves - it is not down
to me."
Hargreaves is determined to focus on his recovery from a broken
leg, and is hoping to return to action as soon as possible.
"Everything will fall into place but at the moment I have other
priorities and that is to get healthy. I just want to come back and
play football," concluded Hargreaves.