Premiership: United deny making illegal Vieira approach

Manchester United have rejected Arsenal's accusations that they made an illegal approach for Patrick Vieira.

Wed, 18 Jul, 2001 - 14:23

Manchester United have rejected Arsenal's accusations that they made an illegal approach for Patrick Vieira.

United chief executive Peter Kenyon has confirmed he did ring Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein to ask about Vieira's availability but denied any wrongdoing.

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Courts Soccer: Premiership Heathrow Place: Highbury Person: Vieira Person: Patrick Vieira Person: Peter Kenyon Person: David Dein Person: Kenyon Person: Arsene Wenger Person: Wenger Person: Alex Ferguson Event: Premiership Organisation: United Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: Arsenal Organisation: Reds Organisation: Gunners

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