Sat, May 26 2012
Spain's most football club, Real Madrid, was ready to pay £25 million (nearly 32 million euro) for Tottenham Hotspurs' Bulgaria striker Dimitar Berbatov, Sunday Mirror said.
In an attempt to keep its striker, Tottenham offered Berbatov a weekly wage of £90 000 (115 000 euro), estimated at double his current salary, and a new four-year contract. The team was waiting for Berbatov's response in June.
"Berbatov has two years left on his current deal and Tottenham does not want his contract to run into the last year, when the transfer fee will drop considerably and they will be faced with the prospect of losing the 27-year-old on a free transfer in 2010," the newspaper said.
According to Sunday Mirror, Tottenham's manager Juande Ramos was ready to sell the Bulgarian if he did not sign the new contract offered.
Co-operation and synergy between the police, sports organisations, regulatory agencies and the community in general is vital if we want to prevent sport from losing its true meaning and value, Ronald Noble said.
Poland will host Euro 2012 championships along with Ukraine between June 8 and July 1.
For the past two years, BFU has been exploring the possibility of making a joint bid with Romania, winning the support of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov.
Bulgarian striker is said to be frustrated by lack of appearances in first team
Despite Berbatov's continued absence, Bulgaria looked livelier than ever in friendly with Hungary.