Unwanted United midfielder Anderson heads to Italy to complete Fiorentina loan
ByIan Ladyman|
Manchester United’s unwanted midfielder Anderson is flying to Florence ahead of a medical in view of a loan switch to Fiorentina in Serie A.
The Brazilian has told friends he wanted a permanent move to ensure more playing time but that United only wanted to sanction a loan move at this time.
Short-term deal: Anderson is on his way to Italy to complete a loan move to Fiorentina
With the arrival of Marouane Fellaini, Anderson has found opportunities hard to come by this term
Anderson has made just four appearances for United in the Premier League this season, and eight overall.
He joined United in 2007 from Porto for around £20million, making 179 appearances and scoring nine goals since.
Meanwhile, Fiorentina have injuries to Giuseppe Rossi and Mario Gomez which means they are rivalling Premier League sides for the trio of strikers being offered around on loan from Italy; Roma's Marco Borriello and Juventus pair Mirko Vucinic and Fabio Quagliarella.
Out: David Moyes has decided that Anderson is the first that needs to be cleared out from United's midfield
No chances: Anderson has only played four times in the Premier League for United this ter
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