Forgotten Man United flop joins the 12th club of his career after having his contract ripped up by his previous side – with the forward now set to line up for Spanish second division outfit

A forgotten Manchester Untied flop has joined the 12th club of his career after ripping up his contract with his previous side.

The forward made a name for himself during his four-year stay at United for failing to break into the first team and making just a handful of appearances during his time at the club.

He was a shock signing for United in 2010 when he was plucked from relative obscurity in Portugal for a then-hefty £7.4million.

Incredibly, then-United boss Sir Alex Ferguson admitted he had never seen him play and that he only sanctioned the transfer due to a recommendation from his former assistant manager Carlos Queiroz.

After leaving United in 2014, Bebe went onto play for the likes of Benfica, Eibar and Real Vallecano – four times – though his stay with the latter came to an end last week and he now has yet another new club.

He made just seven appearances for United in his four-year stay, scoring on one occasion

Bebe, who played for United between 2010 and 2014, will now join up with Spanish second division side Racing de Ferrol

Now 34, he had spent the last five years with the Spanish club, making headlines again when he scored a stunning 30-yard free kick in the 2022 Copa del Rey semi-final.

His contract was, however, terminated last week to help the club reduce their wage bill.

He already has a new club, though, signing on the dotted line at Racing de Ferrol, also in Spain, and he will play in the second division.

The club, who have a stadium capacity of just under 12,000 and came 10th in the league last season, shared the news on their club website, boasting that Bebe has played 231 matches in Spanish football, including 162 in the top flight.

Bebe lived in a homeless shelter for eight years as a teenager, catching the eye of scouts at the European Street Foorball Festival and going…