Heinze to miss more games

Gabriel Heinze’s fledgling Manchester United career is set to suffer further disruption from yet more international demands with Argentina.

Mon, 26 Jul, 2004 - 14:36

Gabriel Heinze’s fledgling Manchester United career is set to suffer further disruption from yet more international demands with Argentina.

United boss Alex Ferguson has already reacted furiously to Heinze’s selection for the Argentinian Olympic squad, claiming that the former Paris St Germain defender may find his Red Devils’ future adversely affected by his presence in Athens.

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