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The Argentinia is livid with comments from his manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who said earlier in the week: "I can assure you that Liverpool will not be getting Gabriel Heinze."

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According to the Daily Mirror, Heinz is prepared to take the matter further.

The player's advisors claim the matter is out of Ferguson's hands because they were given a written mandate in May to find a club, any club, prepared to pay £6million for his services.

Heinze was told he could go to any club who matched that valuation.

On Monday, Liverpool made a £6.3m offer for Heinze which was rejected by United. Reds boss Raphael Benitez is keen to get a new left-back and he is set to wait for Heinze, whose place has been taken at United by Patrice Evra.