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City on £40m Latin course
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City on £40m Latin course
RUMOURMANCHESTER CITY are looking at a £40million swoop for Benfica's highly-rated pair Angel di Maria and Oscar Cardozo.
The South American duo are likely to leave Lisbon this summer and there will be no shortage of interest from the world's top clubs.
City's technical director Mike Rigg says the Latinos are among a list of possible transfer targets drawn up at Eastlands for the summer.
Argentine winger Di Maria, 22, stood out for Benfica against Everton earlier in the season and is expected to shine at the World Cup.
Cardozo, 26, has been in blistering goalscoring form this season and knows all about City through his Paraguay international strike partner and pal Roque Santa Cruz.
Benfica's valuation of £40m for the pair would not be a problem for City, especially if they make the Champions League. Rigg said: "It is logical a club like City should pay attention to such fantastic players."
Oscar Cardozo
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