Impressive Appearance Bebe

Bebe, Manchester United - Manchester United attacker Bebe impressed Mike Phelan on debut in their Carling Cup win over Scunthorpe United. Mike Phelan believes Bebe showed plenty of promise on his first Manchester United debut against Scunthorpe.

Supporters have had to wait to get their first glimpse of new singning Bebe following his arrival from Vitoria Guimaraes last month, with the Portuguese youngster needing to work on his fitness before he could be considered for selection.

But he was named on the substitutes' bench for Wednesday's Carling Cup tie at Glanford Park and, with Manchester United on their way to a 5-2 victory, there was a chance for him to come on for the final 16 minutes.

Assistant manager Manchester United Phelan took charge of the team in Sir Alex Ferguson's absence, and was delighted with Bebe's contribution.

"The scoreline gave us the opportunity to give Bebe a little look at what Manchester United. I thought he responded very well, There were fleeting moments of pace and power, and he got a little bit excited now and again." Phelan told MUTV.


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Bebe: I will Give United the Best

Bebe - Bebe Since purchased from Vitoria never show his best at Old Trafford to the public, but requested that Bebe Fans wait for the action best.

Many had thought that Bebe is a failed purchase United, Bebe technique and fitness also outside the United hope, however Bebe would not optimistic despair and continue to provide the best for Manchester United.

"After undergoing a couple of games, I feel better. and I should be more fit because English football has a different type, "his mark as disitat Manchester Evening, Tuesday (09/21/2010).

"Sir Alex Ferguson told me that he was pleased and asked me to train harder to win a place in the core team," he concluded.


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Bebe Include of Champions League Squad

Bebe - Bebe admits he was surprised to find his name on the list of 25 players that will represent Manchester United in the Champions League.

Bebe was at Guimaraes for less than two months before Sir Alex Ferguson spent a reported £7.4m on the forward, who also attracted interest from Spanish giants Real Madrid. Bebe was signed despite Ferguson having never seen him in action and he has been withdrawn from consideration for the club's reserves, ostensibly to work on his fitness levels.

"I'm surprised by my inclusion in the Champions League squad," Bebe said.

"It's a dream for me. I never thought I would have made it, but now I am a very happy man.

"I only hope that my confidence returns when I start playing some games and scoring goals, like I know how. At the moment I am working very hard each day in training. I intend to make the most of my chance and hopefully profit from the opportunity given to me."


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Bebe: Fergie Told Me to Cut hair

After staying a few days in Manchester, Bebe claimed to have started to adapt to the style of play United. although he had never been in Ferguson's squad.

"I'm working hard, everyone here has helped me so much," said Bebe.

"I had been able to adapt to very good, in a short time here." advanced Bebe

Regarding the appearance of different hair styles, he admits if Ferguson does not like the hair style gimbalnya. Ferguson told him to alter his appearance. Ferguson hoping that with some of his hair cut, Bebe is more concentrated in the play and her long hair does not interfere with the game.


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Too expensive Prices for The Transfer Bebe

Manchester United - Manchester United may make a mistake when buying from Vitória de Guimarães Bebe £ 4.7 million. Player of the original named Manuel Tiago Dias Correia Red Devils may be purchased at the price £ 125 thousand, in January 2010 then.

Bebe has never played at the highest competitive level. He spent more of his career at Division III League Portugal. Even Estrella da Amadora, former club, had a price menjajakannya 150 thousand euros.

Jorge Paxaio, Estrella coach, said: Last season we did not have any money at all. We tried to sell Bebe to another club to get money. We sold him to England and other European countries with the price of 150 thousand euros. "

However, still according Paxaio, no one was interested. There is no club that believed in his ability because they never play at the highest level.

"I was surprised when suddenly Manchester United tempted to get it," said Paxaio.

"At first I hoped he moved to the big club in the League of Portugal, or the central plank clubs in Europe. I do not expect him to play at United."


Goncalo Reis, a former agent Bebe, also said; "Bebe seasons ago sold very cheap, and we tore off his contract because he was not paid by Estrella, so they can go freely. Maybe Manchester United are too expensive to buy Bebe."


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Bebe Biography

Tiago Manuel Dias Correia, born 12 July 1990. Bebe is a Portuguese footballer who plays as a forward for Manchester United. He can play on either flank, as a target man or as a support striker.

Bebé was raised in an orphanage, having spent part of his childhood living on the streets. He was given the nickname by his older brother, which means baby in Portuguese. He is the son of Cape Verdean immigrants and is now the third player of Cape Verdean descent to play with United; the others are Portuguese international winger Nani and former Swedish international Henrik Larsson.

Bebé had previously lived at the Casa do Gaiato shelter. During his time there, he and seven other residents of the shelter were invited to play for the CAIS team in the 2009 European Street Football Festival in the Bosnian town of Foca.Despite Bebé scoring 40 goals in six matches, CAIS did not progress beyond the second group stage of the tournament.

It was alleged that Bebé had participated in the Homeless World Cup, but these reports were found to be false. He was considered for selection for the national homeless squad after his performance in the European Street Football Festival, but he ultimately did not play in the tournament.

On 11 August 2010, only five weeks after he signed for Vitória de Guimarães, Manchester United agreed an undisclosed fee with the Portuguese club for the transfer of Bebé. The fee was reported to be around £7.4 million, believed to be the value of the buy-out clause in the forward's contract. It was also reported that Real Madrid and Benfica were interested in him. Bebé was recommended to Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson by Portugal national team coach Carlos Queiroz, Ferguson's former assistant. Ferguson only met him the day before the transfer. On 12 August 2010, David Gill stated that Bebé will not be sent out on loan and that he will join up with the first-team squad to prove himself and to learn English. The transfer was completed on 16 August, following Bebé's medical and the submission of the appropriate paperwork, and he was unveiled to the media at a press conference the following day, along with fellow new signings Javier Hernández and Chris Smalling.


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