United : Loan Watch 2012/2013

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Aku dah coba cari thread "Loan Watch" tapi kok nggak ketemu ya. Apa mungkin ikut ilang pas error kemaren ya? Mohon maaf klo ternyata dobel....

Fabio joins Hoops on loan
QPR sign Brazilian youngster from United on season-long loan
July 2, 2012 - sky sports

Manchester United defender Fabio da Silva will spend the upcoming campaign on loan at QPR after penning a season-long deal.

The Brazilian full-back, who can play on either side of the back four, has notched up 53 first-team matches for the Red Devils but has rarely been a first-choice starter.

The 21-year-old, who arrived at Old Trafford in 2008 from boyhood club Fluminense, will now have the chance to push for consistent senior football at Loftus Road.

Fabio joined United alongside twin brother Rafael - who penned a new four-year deal at Old Trafford earlier on Monday.

Opportunity

His arrival at Loftus Road has been hailed by Rangers boss Mark Hughes, who told the club's official website: "It's a great opportunity for us to loan a good, young player, who has decent experience of playing for a top club like Manchester United.

"He's played a lot of senior games for United, so it shows the quality he's got.

"I know they think very highly of him and we believe he has all the attributes to be a success here next season.

"First and foremost, he's a good defender. He's got great enthusiasm as well, and just like his brother, he's a top professional.

"We can give him the games he's craving at this stage of his career, so it benefits everybody.

"He's very versatile - he can play left or right-back and he's also been utilised in midfield by Sir Alex (Ferguson) in the past, so we know what we're getting, and that's a very good player."

Fabio sees the move - and the chance of establishing himself in the Premier League - as important to his development.

"I'm so happy to be here," he said.

"This loan is so important for me in terms of my career. I want to play as many games as possible here. I want to play well and win games as well.

"It's a good move for my career and for my confidence.

History

"Sir Alex Ferguson said that I'd enjoy it here and told me to play as many games as I can. I know that QPR is a club with great history. I read about the history and that's why I'm here.

"I also came here because I'm ambitious. I want to help QPR progress up the Premier League.

"Hopefully the fans will enjoy watching me in action, because I'll do my best."

Amos ready for Tigers loan
Man Utd keeper looking forward to playing first-team football
July 20, 2012 - sky sports

Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Amos believes a loan move to Hull City is just what he needs in order for his career to develop.

Amos has agreed to spend the upcoming campaign at the KC Stadium and will link up with the Championship club after being part of United's pre-season plans.

The 22-year-old, who has made seven first-team appearances for United, has already spent some time training with the Tigers and is looking forward to his spell with Steve Bruce's side.

"Obviously, I had a little taster when I went to Hull's training camp in Portugal," Amos told United's official website.

Excited

"While training was hard, I really felt like I fitted in with all the staff and all the players so I'm really excited to be hopefully getting quite a lot of games under my belt this season.

"I feel like it's exactly what I need to push on to the next level."

Amos signed a new three-year contract at Old Trafford at the end of May and he believes that is an indication he is part of the club's long-term plans.

He added: "It showed the club's intentions as well as mine.

"You know, if the club had said they didn't see a future for me, if the manager said he didn't see a future for me, I wouldn't have signed it obviously. He's still got belief in me and I still believe I can do it so it's exciting times."

Brown checks in at Sky Blues
July 20, 2012 - sky sports

Coventry have snapped up highly-rated Manchester United defender Reece Brown on a season-long loan deal.

The versatile 20-year-old, who is the younger brother of United's Wes, becomes City's seventh new face this summer and arrives just 24 hours after Derby striker Callum Ball also sealed a season-long move to the Ricoh Arena.

Brown, who has enjoyed previous loan spells with Bradford, Doncaster and Oldham, will join up with his new team-mates next week.

Sky Blues boss Andy Thorn said: "This is another really good signing for us. Reece is a massive talent and we are delighted to be able to bring him here for the season.

"At 6ft 3in, he's big and athletic and can play at the back and in midfield which is a big plus for us. The fact we looked after Ollie Norwood so well last season has stood us in good stead with Manchester United and we are grateful that Sir Alex Ferguson and his staff have put their faith in us to do exactly the same with Reece.

"This another important signing for the club in what has been a busy summer."