Ex-Manchester United and Arsenal striker Robin van Persie could join Didier Drogba by joining Sao Paulo in Brazil
Dutch star's representatives reportedly holding talks with South American side
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ROBIN VAN PERSIE could find himself coming face-up-face with former Premier League rival Didier Drogba in Brazil, according to reports.
The Dutch striker is reportedly a top target for Sao Paulo, according to reports in South America.
Ex-Manchester United and Arsenal star Van Persie has not scored since November for Turkish side Fenerbahce, who are believed to be willing to listen to offers for the 33-year-old veteran.
And according to news outlet in Brazil, Sao Paulo officials are holding talks with the forward’s representative’s in Amsterdam today.
The club’s president, Carlos Augusto, has already revealed his intention to sign the marksman.
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Augusto said: "We want to add someone to the squad around the world, and Robin van Persie has drawn attention here at the World Cup and we want to add it to our team if the conditions are met."
The Ivorian has been given the chance to have an armoured car, regular first-class plane tickets, a luxurious home, a personal translator and wages of £25,000-a-week to sign.
The 38-year-old is currently a free agent and able to entertain offers from all over the globe and one of the most extravagant was unearthed by Goal Brazil.