McClaren: Viduka is not for sale

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren has warned the Premiership poachers Mark Viduka is not for sale, as frustration grows over his own desire to further strengthen the squad.

McClaren: Viduka is not for sale
Mon, 22 Aug, 2005 - 17:21

Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren has warned the Premiership poachers Mark Viduka is not for sale, as frustration grows over his own desire to further strengthen the squad.

Viduka has frequently been linked with a move away from the Riverside in recent months, with north-east rivals Newcastle apparently among the Australia striker’s suitors.

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