Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder Coy On Manchester United Move and He Has Also Been Linked To Manchester City

Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder has refused to rule out of a move to Manchester United but is likely to have to lower his wage demands to seal a move to Old Trafford and there is always a chance something will happen but we will see, he said and the 27-year-old Dutchman is valued at around £35m but has a reported weekly wage of £250,000.

Manchester United have so far signed keeper David de Gea, defender Phil Jones and forward Ashley Young this summer but may wish to the add a midfielder to a list following Paul Scholes' retirement in the end of last season and the Ferguson has previously said he has "no real interest" in Sneijder, but Gian Piero Gasperini the Inter manager, acknowledged that there has been an offer for the midfielder.

Wesley Sneijder for the began his career at Ajax in 2002 before moving to Real Madrid in 2007, winning La Liga in his debut season in Spain and 2 years later he moved to Inter Milan, winning the Champions League in his first season.

International career for Sneijder made his debut for the Netherlands under-21 side against the Czech Republic on 28 March 2003 and his first game with the senior Dutch side was against Portugal on 30 April that same year when he became the eighth youngest player to play for the Netherlands in the first team's history.

England Under-21 manager Stuart Pearce says Ukraine will be under more pressure

"Ukraine under pressure, says England U21 boss Stuart Pearce when they meet in the European Championship on Wednesday."

England drew 1-1 with Spain in a opening Group B game in Denmark, while Ukraine lost 2-1 to a Czech Republic and Everyone's going into the second group games with slightly different mentalitie said Pearce.

Ukraine are probably under a touch more pressure for we have knowing they've probably got to win both remaining matches and Pearce insisted that his side deserved their opening-game draw, which came courtesy of Danny Welbeck's late equaliser after Spain had dominated for long periods in Herning.

As a team we defended very well said Pearce and i know which team was going to go on and win the game when it went to 1-1 and i will ask the question for how many other nations would've thrown the towel in? Maybe in the 87th minute, when they're losing 1-0 and the opposition are keeping the ball very well.

If spirit and confidence for anything to go by England go into Wednesday's match against Ukraine in good shape and the Jack Rodwell is worthy of a starting place and will hope success here in Denmark can be the highlight of what has been an injury-hit season.