The FA have already investigated the transfer of American
keeper Tim Howard while there are question marks over
the deal that saw Kleberson move to Old Trafford in
the summer.
It
is believed authorities also want an explanation about
the role played by several agents in their recent
transfers.
The
club said in a statement: "All transfer negotiations
are conducted by the executive directors of the club
with legal advisers.
"In
common with all football clubs, we often work with
Fifa-registered agents. Any fees paid to agents are
disclosed to the Premier League and, with effect from
this current transfer window, to the stock exchange.
"All
our transfers are done in accordance with Fifa and
FA regulations. There will be no further comment."
Meanwhile,
the reigning Premier League champions are on the verge
of signing manager Sir Alex Ferguson on a new long-term
contract.
The
Scot has overseen the club's most successful period
in its history and talks over a new deal have been
ongoing for some time.
"We
have been going over a few details with David Gill
and we are not far away and hopefully we'll get it
done," said Ferguson. "The quicker we can
get it signed the better."
It
is believed that the former Aberdeen chief will carry
on at United until 2007.
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