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Real Madrid striker Benzema waves away Man Utd, Arsenal talk

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sat, 12/26/2009 - 06:55

Karim Benzema refuses to consider a move away from Real Madrid.

Manchester United have been linked with a loan move for the Frenchman, while Marca says Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal are also chasing the youngster ahead of the January market.

But Benzema, who only arrived at Real in the summer from Lyon, says: "I only want to succeed with Madrid."

While United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is a big fan, it is Gunners rival Arsene Wenger who is regarded as favourite to land Benzema in Spain. Wenger is convinced he can help his fellow Frenchman reach his very best at the Emirates.

But the problem remains Benzema wants to stay with Real, even if he not guaranteed a starting place in Manuel Pellegrini's plans.

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Submitted by R3D D3V1L aka Ali (not verified) on Fri, 01/15/2010 - 17:31.

Benzema you ****head ***** 2 united or just warm up the real madrid bench if u want to or play every game with man utd, and if he dosn't come, we'll probably buy david villa who is also wanted by real madrid, so basically 2 players benzema and david villa, 1 go/stay at real madrid the other will go to man utd in the summer

Submitted by Real Madr1d (not verified) on Sat, 12/26/2009 - 22:51.

Yes, Rooney was the "inspiration" behind Ronaldo's 500 goals a season for United..... LMFAO

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 12/26/2009 - 21:45.

Put him alongside Rooney, then we will all see just exactly how good this guy is. He doesn´t hesitate to shoot with either foot, he is fast and his first touch is magnificent. He could be a prolific scorer playing off the right man.....and Rooney is that man......... ask Cristiano !!

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