Manchester United bought the party's world championship among homeless

Manchester United bought the party's world championship among homeless

English club Manchester United's Portuguese striker bought Bebe, who last participated in the World Cup among the homeless. Manchester United paid 20-year-old Bebe (his full name - Tiago Manuel Dias Correia) Portuguese club, Vitoria-nine million euros, the magazine writes The Guardian.
Forward switched to "Vitoria" from the club's third division championship of Portugal "Estrela Amadora" a little over a month ago. Portugal coach Carlos Queiroz recommended Bebe coach Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson (last Queiroz was Ferguson's assistant).

Bebe grew up in an orphanage, and therefore had the right to play at the world championship among homeless people. In what year forward played in this tournament, did not specify. World championships are held annually among the homeless since 2003. The next tournament will be held in September 2010 in Brazil.

Earlier in the summer off-season, Manchester United has acquired Mexican striker Javier Hernandez, speaking for the "Chivas," as well as the player Fulham Chris Smollinga.