New Delhi: Manchester United are reportedly ready to pay €60 million to sign Sergio Aguero from Atletico Madrid this summer.
The Argentine striker was not in great form last season but is still regarded as one of the best young talents in Europe and United are apparently keen to bring him to Old Trafford.
However, as was reported earlier on Tuesday, Atletico have stated that they will not be accepting any bids for Aguero or Diego Forlan, so any offer would have to be above his buy-out clause.
Marca reports that since Cristiano Ronaldo is all but gone from Old Trafford, United are ready to spend the €60 million to bring 'Kun' in.
One positive factor for the English club is that they have a good relationship with IMG, who negotiate matters for the Argentine forward amongst others.
Apparently the player himself would not be against a move to United, and he would be an ideal replacement for not only Cristiano Ronaldo, but also Carlos Tevez.
The Argentine looks set to move to cross-city rivals Manchester City, leaving United short up front and in need of a new forward.
The Red Devils' plan is reportedly to talk to Atletico about a possible deal and to try and negotiate a suitable price for the forward.
If the Spanish club are not willing to sell for under the buy-out clause, then it is thought that United are willing to pay the €60 million fee.
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