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| Louis van Gaal will not be deterred from making bids for Real Madrid's Bale and Ronaldo |
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Manchester United will not be put off from making future bids for Real Madrid's Gareth Bale or Cristiano Ronaldo after the fall-out from the David de Gea transfer saga, according to the Daily Mail.
United and Madrid are currently involved in a battle of words as both teams blamed each other for the collapse of De Gea's proposed transfer after papers were not submitted in time for Spain's transfer deadline on Monday.
The clubs have regularly dealt with each other over the last few years, with David Beckham, Angel di Maria, Gabriel Heinze, Ronaldo and Javier Hernandez all moving between the tow sides.
Louis van Gaal's team are confident the current dispute will not affect future transfer negotiations and the Dutchman is hopefull that he can still bring at least one of either Bale or Ronaldo to Old Trafford.
While Bale remains Van Gaal's main target, it looks like he could also bring in Marco Reus, using Adnan Januzaj as bait.
Januzaj is currently on loan at Borussia Dortmund and Van Gaal's willingness to let the Belgian join Dortmund is being seen as ground work ahead of a bid for the 26-year-old, who signed a four year contract with Dortmund back in February.
United's new £36million signing Anthony Martial made his senior debut for France in their victory against Portugal.
The most expensive teenager in football came on as a substitute for Karim Benzema in the second-half to cap off an unforgettable week.
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