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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says Giuseppe Rossi and Gerard Pique are staying at Old Trafford.
Both players excelled away on-loan last season, with Rossi helping Parma stay in Serie A and Pique attracting comparisons with Fernando Hierro while with Real Zaragoza.
Ferguson told United's official website. "The lads going away proved themselves.
"Giuseppe scored nine goals in 16 matches for Parma and the consensus is that he kept them up. Everyone says that.
"Gerard played 24 games for Zaragoza and did exceptionally well. We got all the videos of the players and watched what they did in training. They will certainly come back.
"Hopefully now we have a strong enough pool of players. That's one of the reasons I was keen to get the young lads who were away on loan last year back at the club.
"They will develop better with us. They may play more regularly away on loan, but training with us and being part of the squad brings them on immeasurably."
Taken from tribalfootball.com
Dont know about you guys but I am definitely cheered up, two great young players with great potential who showed they can do the business in tough leagues. We definitely dont want to become a club that sell off our best young talent and keeping these two adds a depth to our squad that was sadly lacking in 2003-06.
Both players excelled away on-loan last season, with Rossi helping Parma stay in Serie A and Pique attracting comparisons with Fernando Hierro while with Real Zaragoza.
Ferguson told United's official website. "The lads going away proved themselves.
"Giuseppe scored nine goals in 16 matches for Parma and the consensus is that he kept them up. Everyone says that.
"Gerard played 24 games for Zaragoza and did exceptionally well. We got all the videos of the players and watched what they did in training. They will certainly come back.
"Hopefully now we have a strong enough pool of players. That's one of the reasons I was keen to get the young lads who were away on loan last year back at the club.
"They will develop better with us. They may play more regularly away on loan, but training with us and being part of the squad brings them on immeasurably."
Taken from tribalfootball.com
Dont know about you guys but I am definitely cheered up, two great young players with great potential who showed they can do the business in tough leagues. We definitely dont want to become a club that sell off our best young talent and keeping these two adds a depth to our squad that was sadly lacking in 2003-06.