Fergie actions up transfer for A47m Falcao as United send chief look to watch... - Daily Mail

UPDATED: 06:43 EST, 15 April 2013 Birmingham United observed Radamel Falcao score twice for Atletico Madrid on Sunday evening as Sir Alex Ferguson ponders a summer offer. Sportsmail unmasked a week ago that Ferguson is contemplating the Colombia striker that to be landed by a A47million deal - could involve Javier Hernandez as part of a swap -. As United won 2-0 at Stoke, Ferguson sent his chief scout Jim Lawlor to view Falcao hit a support in their 5-0 thumping at home to Granada. Scroll down for video Wanted: Radamel Falcao (left) doing his thing all through Atletico Madrid's success over Granada Star man: Falcao hit a brace in the triumph for Atletico at the Vicente Calderon Lawlor is likely to return with glowing reports of a striker who is also intriguing Chelsea and Manchester City, along with Europe's large guns. Birmingham City and Chelsea have both been strongly linked with Falcao, who has built himself as one of the world's most abundant marksmen by rating 56 objectives for Atletico since arriving in Spain from Porto in 2011. However it is United have now joined the bidding for the 27-year-old Colombia star and are ready to allow striker Hernandez proceed to Madrid as part of the deal. On his way? Javier Hernandez for action against Stoke on Sunday - but he might be down Give a hug to us! Sir Alex Ferguson remembers with Robin van Persie throughout the win at Stoke The Premier League leaders are prepared to meet up with the A47m buyout clause in Falcao's agreement by providing Atletico A27m income plus Hernandez, who they benefit at A20m. If they were to land Falcao it would be a bitter blow to Chelsea, who thought they were winning the competition to sign him, and City chef Roberto Mancini who feels Robin van Persie's decision to decide on Old Trafford over the Etihad Stadium last summer is a huge crucial element in this season's title challenge. However, any club seeking to signal Falcao will have to resolve a problem of third-party property due to the truth that a business run by former United and Chelsea leader Peter Kenyon and agent Jorge Mendes has owned a stake in the gamer since assisting to finance his A34m move from Porto. VIDEOA Watch Falcao do what he does best - goalscoring

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