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Wesley Sneijder reveals who stopped him from signing for Manchester United

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Former Netherlands midfielder Wesley Sneijder has revealed his agent was behind a failed move to Manchester United after asking the club for more money.

Sneijder enjoyed a glittering career spanning 17 years and six different countries, starting off at Ajax before moving to Real Madrid and then Inter Milan in 2009.

The midfielder hit his peak in Milan, helping them to a historic treble in 2010 and guiding the Netherlands to a World Cup final that summer.

It was around then that the Dutchman was constantly linked with a move to United, however the Dutchman's move never materialised, leading many to think it was merely paper talk. ALSO READ: Manchester United release seven players Sir Alex Ferguson himself claimed in 2021 that United were 'never interested' in Sneijder, although the former player has suggested otherwise. “Well, actually, I was close in 2011," Sneijder told SPORTbible. "I was close in 2011 after the Champions League and after the World Cup.

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