Done Deal: Manchester United Agree Loan Deal For Super star, Not €65m Permanent Deal

Manchester United have pulled of one of the most inspiring business on transfer deadline day as the Red Devils ave agreed to sign Colombian striker Radamel Falcao on a loan deal. Spanish media outlet AS however reports that the figure agreed is a €65m deal and the 28 year old will sign a four year contract earning a massive €9m per season.

Reliable Spanish Journalist Guilem Ballague tweeted the news from his Twitter handle as fans went beserk in the early hours of the transfer deadline day. Balague feels that Vna Gaal thinks that Robin Van Persie will struggle with his injuries and has thus decided to bring in a more than ideal replacement.

However there are a lot of uncertainties over the deal on whether its a permanent transfer or a loan deal. Some reports however have flooded Twitter saying the deal is permanent but due to Financial Fair Play Regulations, the first year will be on a loan deal.

United however sold Mexican striker Javier Hernandez on a one year lon deal to Champions League winner Real Madrid and the Galacticos have an option to buy for €20m at the end of the season.

The Mexican has arrived for a medical at the Spanish capital ahead of his proposed move.