Ajax director Marc Overmars has warned Manchester United they will have to pay big money if they are to snatch Daley Blind from Amsterdam this summer.
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Manchester United have been linked with a move for Blind ever since Louis van Gaal became the coach at Old Trafford, and with a week to go until the transfer window, the rumours of a deal have intensified.
However Overmars has today told De Telegraaf that their has been no concrete interest for the 24-year-old, and that any club who want to sign the midfielder will have to stump up a lot of money.
Overmars said, “There’s some rumblings around Daley, some clubs enquired, but there is no concrete offer. And with Manchester United, there is no contact at all.”
“We believe that we currently have a strong team and want Daley to stay for another year,”
“Only if the absolute price is paid, a transfer negotiable.”
“Daley’s management know how we feel at the moment. Next year we will have a much more lenient policy, we are willing to talk with Daley and we will settle for a reasonable price.
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