Saha, injury prone or just unlucky ?

when we signed saha i was happy that we did
people who i know said that 13m is too much for him
but i never doubted that he is great striker
in 2005/2006 he impressed me allot
and became my 4th fav. player after wayne ruud and rio and became my dads fav player
he had a great season with little injures and 15 goal
the later season (06/07) was even better
he was one of the league top goalscorers in the first weeks and he had a great matches
but injures hunted him down and stopped his wonderful goalscoring form
in 2006/2007 he could have scored more than 15 goal but he was unlucky with the bloody injures.
the last season is the worst season ever in term of injures after 2004/2005 (both bloody full of injures season)
even so when ever he played , he played good
and also scored vital goals like sunderland 1-0
he didnt score in every match, but he played very good in every match
just remember his performance in bolton 2-0 sunderland 4-0 and newcastle 5-1
a really great player that will make me sad if he leaves
i hope saha stays, he is just 29 and able to do more
and i wish he face less injures in his future

Looking at the breakdown of Saha's injury to date, I am truly loss for words on a personal basis. However, for the sake of the club unfortunately, I don't think we can classify him as an "asset" but a "liability", never mind his immense talents. He has to go for it is unlikely he can feature much for us with such horrendous injury record.

Perhaps he could finally end his nightmarish experience with us and I would sincerely wish him well in his future endeavours...


goal.com

Au Revoir Saha?

Louis Saha could be on the verge of a return to France with Monaco and PSG both reportedly interested in signing the Manchester United striker.

The injury-hit Frenchman suffered a miserable season last year managing only six league starts for the Red Devils who went on to win the Premier League and Champions League, largely without him.

With United rumoured to be in the hunt for a new striker and with players such as Berbatov, Huntelaar and Santa Cruz all being linked with the club, Saha's days as a Manchester United player certainly appear to be numbered.

Although Roy Hodgson's Fulham have been linked with a move for the striker a bid has yet to appear from Craven Cottage and new reports suggest that a return to France may now be on the cards instead.

According to Francefootball, PSG are in the hunt for a striker as Paul Le Guen looks to rebuild his side. The club have already signed Chelsea's Claude Makelele and may be interested in adding Saha to their ranks too.

However, it appears that Monaco are willing to battle PSG for Saha who signed for Manchester United from Fulham back in 2004 for £12.8 million.

United are thought to be willing to accept bids in the region of £2 million for their frontman who has managed 42 goals in 124 appearances at United.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...ll-louis-saha-to-raise-funds-115875-20674449/

Man United keen to sell Louis Saha to raise funds

Manchester United are ready to sell Louis Saha to big-spending Paris St Germain to raise money for new arrivals.

The injury-jinxed French striker, 29, is wanted by PSG who have signed Chelsea veteran Claude Makelele and is interested in going home if a fee and personal terms can be agreed.

United have rejected several bids from clubs who want Saha on loan and PSG would have to buy the hitman and then be able to take on his stunning £4million-ayear salary.

Boss Sir Alex Ferguson has grown fed up with Saha's inability to be a significant part of his squad and the money from shifting him could help in his bid for a fit goalscorer. Saha should know his PSG fate shortly.