Man Utd eye £51m double Juventus raid

Manchester United will reignite their bid to sign Juventus'sArturo Vidal this January, though also want to sign the Chilean's team-mate Angelo Ogbonna too. The Red Devils are eyeing a £51 million deal as Louis van Gaal looks for reinforcements.

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