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Cytat:Rio Ferdinand hopes to be fit for Manchester United's Premier League clash with Blackburn on Saturday and says he has not felt this good for two years.

The 33-year-old England defender came in for criticism for his performances earlier in the season, but he returned to top form prior to Christmas and is now raring to go again after a niggling foot injury.

Ferdinand - who has featured 17 times in all competitions for United this campaign - was forced to sit out the recent 5-0 wins over Fulham and Wigan, but should be ready to make his return against Rovers at Old Trafford.

"I haven't felt this good for 18 months to two years," said the United centre-half in The Sun. "Playing regular games breeds confidence in your own body and your performances and, as I said, I feel great.

"A lot has been said about individuals in our squad, which is something you come to expect at Manchester United, and I think the criticism has been harsh in some cases.

"I've always said that when I'm playing consistently you will see the best of me."

Ferdinand, who signed for United from Leeds in 2002, added: "The problems I've had the last couple of seasons with injuries have meant I've been getting through games and maybe not able to train, then missing a few games and coming back in.

"That makes it difficult to get a level of consistency, but this season I've played consistently and you can see the rewards of that."

Cytat:Wesley Sneijder Hitting The Latest Football Transfer Headlines Again, With United Said To Be Interested In His Service Again.

(Sporting Alert) — Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson insists that he won’t make panic buys in January, but would be interested in signing a world-class player if one becomes available.

Ferguson recalled: “If a really top-class player became available then we would go for him, or if we picked up any further serious injuries it might be important to add to our squad.

“Let me also reiterate, contrary to what some people seem to be fixated about, money for a transfer is not a problem if I deem it necessary.”

Now it is being reported that the Old Trafford boss is ready to enquire about Wesley Sneijder again, with the hope to bring the Inter Milan playmaker to the Barclays Premier League in January.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Serie A side Inter Milan are ready to listen to offers again as they seek to offload “their prize asset” when the new transfer window re-opens next week.

Sneijder was poised to join the Premier League side during the last transfer market, but the deal broke off after both sides were unable to come to an agreement in time about the Dutchman’s wages.

The World Cup star reportedly was still banking on getting his usual £200,000-a-week salary.

Sneijder, since then has insisted he is happy in Milan, although hinting that he would consider joining the joint Premier League leaders.

Manchester United are still searching for a replacement for the retired Paul Scholes. Ferguson was hoping youngsters Tom Cleverley and Anderson would have been able to fill that role, but after making a bright start the pair were struck down by injuries – forcing the manager to start looking at his options.

Ajax’s Christian Eriksen and AZ Alkmaar star Rasmus Elm are reportedly two other of Manchester United transfer targets. The Red Devils are just one of the many teams headlining the premier league transfer news recently.

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