Vidic agrees Inter switch

The Manchester United defender announced in January his intention to depart Old Trafford after eight years and has chosen to move to the Serie A club on a two-year deal.

  
Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic has agreed a deal to join Inter.

The Serbia international, who announced in January that he intended to leave Old Trafford this summer, will sign a two-year contract worth €3 million (potentially rising to €3.5m) per year.
Vidic is understood to have informed United of his decision to move to Italy after a deal was agreed following the club's 0-0 draw with Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last Wednesday night.

Mata: Manchester United can still secure top-four finish

Despite being 11 points behind Liverpool, who are currently in pole position to claim Champions League football, the Spaniard still believes they can overhaul the Anfield outfit.

 

Manchester United's record signing Juan Mata is still hopeful the club can finish in the top four and qualify for next season's Champions League.

The Spain international arrived at Old Trafford in a £37.1million deal from Premier League rivals Chelsea in January and has had an immediate impact, assisting goals in three of his first four league outings for the Red Devils.

Rooney calls for patience with Mata

The England international was encouraged by the Red Devils' performance in the draw at Arsenal and expects his new team-mate to become a huge player for the club once settled.


Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney believes record signing Juan Mata will need time to settle at Old Trafford.

Mata has started four games since making the move from Premier League rivals Chelsea but has tasted victory for his new side only once.

In the middle of what has been a rocky season for the champions under the stewardship of David Moyes, Rooney has been impressed by the Spaniard.

Mata: I will play anywhere for Man Utd

The club-record signing has played all across midfield in his short spell with the champions, and insists he remains happy to have joined a "very, very big club"

 

Juan Mata has insisted he is happy to play anywhere for Manchester United and remains glad he moved to the club in January.

The Spaniard has ended on the winning team just once since joined the club in a £37.1 million move in January, filling a number of roles in his short stint at Old Trafford.

David Moyes has already utilised Mata on either flank, as well as in behind a main striker, but the 25-year-old is only interested in where he can best help the team's cause.

Moyes pleased with Manchester United 'control' against Arsenal

Robin van Persie wasted the Red Devils' best opportunity in the first 90 seconds, but both sides struggled to put their stamp on the fixture and appeared to be happy with a point.

 

Manchester United manager David Moyes believes his side were in control of the goalless draw against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.

Robin van Persie had the best two chances for United, but fired tamely at Wojciech Szczesny in the first 90 seconds and then saw his strong header well saved by the Pole late on.