Man Utd is last place top players want to go - Berbatov


LONDON (Reuters) - Not long ago, the opportunity to sign for Manchester United was an irresistible lure for the world's top players, but their crown has slipped so far that an offer from Old Trafford might now be met with a "thanks - but no thanks".

With the January transfer window open for another week and United reeling with injuries and woeful form, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's squad is in dire need of an injection of quality.

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