By Rene Otinga
John Stones could well be on his way to Manchester United, if Everton find the dea to swoop the defender for the Reds.
United are believed to be monitoring the Evertonian and could bid for as much as 50 million Euros for the England international to make him the most expensive defender.
The move seems plausible, but the price tag is outrageous, as some of the United fans o Twitter do not believe Stones is worth that much at this time.
According to a popular UK newspaper, the Daily Star, The Old Trafford outfit have made the Stones and their No.1 transfer target next summer - whether Louis van Gaal remains in charge or not, and they are willing to make him the most expensive defender in the world.
This has come at the back of a poor defensive showing from Manchester United in the Champions League final group game against VFL Wolfsburg, which saw them concede three goals, consequently condemning them to the Europa League.
They are determined to beat bitter rivals Chelsea in the race to land Stones despite the fact the Blues spent two months attempting to sign Stones last summer and saw three bids of up to £38m rejected.
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| John Stones is seemingly Everton's most valuable player. |
John Stones could well be on his way to Manchester United, if Everton find the dea to swoop the defender for the Reds.
United are believed to be monitoring the Evertonian and could bid for as much as 50 million Euros for the England international to make him the most expensive defender.
The move seems plausible, but the price tag is outrageous, as some of the United fans o Twitter do not believe Stones is worth that much at this time.
According to a popular UK newspaper, the Daily Star, The Old Trafford outfit have made the Stones and their No.1 transfer target next summer - whether Louis van Gaal remains in charge or not, and they are willing to make him the most expensive defender in the world.
This has come at the back of a poor defensive showing from Manchester United in the Champions League final group game against VFL Wolfsburg, which saw them concede three goals, consequently condemning them to the Europa League.
They are determined to beat bitter rivals Chelsea in the race to land Stones despite the fact the Blues spent two months attempting to sign Stones last summer and saw three bids of up to £38m rejected.
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