Valencia has agreed a new long term deal at Manchester United

The Ecuadorian winger has put pen to paper to a new long term deal at United, and new contracts for Berbatov and Chicharito are anticipated to be offered.

Man Utd.'s chief executive David Gill who is win Manchester United squad in the US tour said that a deal with Valencia is sorted out and that he expected the deal to be announced next week after the team returns from USA.

The deal is said to be of 4 years.

Similarly, a deal for Chicharito and Dimitar Berbatov is said to be on the cards.

David Gill said: "Everyone has been talking about Berbatov from the outside, saying he wants to leave or that we want want him to leave, but we don't want him to go.

"We want him to stay. He scored over 20 goals last season, so there is no desire on our behalf to see him go. From our perspective he has, effectively, two years to go.

"We have until the end of the season [to extend his contract], so we can assess how it goes, talk to him, see how he performs and see what happens.

"I've not had one conversation with Dimitar [about his future]. There has been no correspondence in that respect.

"The decision Alex took [leaving Berbatov out of the Champions League final] was a decision he took for that particular game.

"It wasn't a decision taken with a view that we want Dimitar to go, because we don't."

David Gill also said that Chicharito's deal would be negotiated during autumn when he has no transfer headaches.

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Rooney: Hernandez Helped Me To Progress

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has hailed his Mexican team mate Javier Hernandez for helping him progress over the past 12 months. The Englishmen also believes that they can go on and score goals together upcoming years.

The England international started 2010/11 season  following a poor performance at the World Cup in South Africa. And his poor performance continued with United, as Rooney scored just three times in United's opening 17 games of the campaign.

However, Rooney  ended the season with 17 goals to his name for club and country, thanks to the emergence of Mexican wonder kid Hernandez.

'Chicharito' arrived at Old Trafford having impressed for his country at the World Cup, and took the Premier League by storm, the Mexican settled quick in front of goal netting 20 times in all competitions.
And Rooney, speaking for media revealed that he would not have finished last season so strongly - netting 10 times in United's final 18 games - had it not been for 'Little Pea'.

"Before he came I'd only seen clips of him, and then I saw him at the World Cup. Then when he turned up, we were excited because you could see what kind of player he is," he says.

"I don't think any of us expected him to do what he did. To come in and cement your place in the team at such a young age is an incredible achievement, and I think he's helped me progress too. I can play in a deeper role and get more of the ball when he's there for defenders to worry about.

"I always want more of the ball and that position helps me see more of it. We suit each other. It could be a partnership for years."

Winning the Premier League last season saw United capture a record 19th league crown, finally usurping rivals Liverpool's haul of 18 - the last of which they lifted in 1990.

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Manchester United 2011/12 Home Kit

Manchester United's 2011/12 home kit designed by Nike is very eco friendly. It is made up of entirely recycled components i.e recycled polyester. This technology is really inspirational and a result of hard work from Nike.

This kit certainly plays it's part in making sure that like Manchester United's team it stands among other kits as the best. This kit also draws inspiration from previous Man Utd kits. The only thing about this kit that I don't like is the design. Nike should have worked hard on in. Nonetheless, as I love Manchester United I certainly love the kit associated with our team no matter how good or bad the design is.

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Hernandez to be given plenty of time to recover

Sir Alex Ferguson has said he won't be rushing Hernandez and that the 23 year old Mexican will be given plenty of time to recover. Hernandez was rushed to hospital after he suffered concussion following then incident in which he was "hit on the top of the head with the ball". United have already revealed that Hernandez's MRI scan report are out and he hopefully would return in 3 weeks.

Still Ferguson has clearly told that he won't be hurrying to play the forward who scored 10 goals in his debut season. Ferguson has also shrugged off the claims made by the player's former club about Hernandez having neurological problems in the past.

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