Manchester United and Liverpool target Burak Yilmaz could
leave Galatasaray this summer, according to the club's manager Fatih Terim.
The powerful striker, who has been linked to United, has
been in sensational form since moving to the Turkish giants last summer,
netting 26 goals in 31 appearances.
The Champions League joint top scorer has attracted interest
from across Europe and a £10 million offer is reportedly enough to sign him.
Speaking to The Observer, Boss Terim said: "It's not
going to be easy to keep him.
"He has targets but it will be his decision. Being
wanted is a good thing, but we are fond of him and believe he will do great
things for us in the future."
The 59-year-old drew comparisons between Yilmaz and Andriy
Shevchenko, who he managed during his time at AC Milan in 2001.
Terim said: "Andriy Shevchenko was the same.
"He is always thinking about scoring one more goal.
Loving football is very important. I think he is going to get better and
better."
The 27-year-old striker has hit eight goals in the Champions
League and 18 in the Turkish league.
Besides Manchester United, he is also reportedly being
watched by fellow Premier League clubs Arsenal and Liverpool.
Source http://www.express.co.uk
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