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"Former Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic netted his first Inter goal in typical fashion against Roma. Nemanja Vidic made a name for himself as a dominant aerial presence during his decorated tenure at Manchester United. The Serbian bagged 21 goals - mainly with his head - across all competitions over the course of his Red Devils career en route to five Premier League titles, three League Cup triumphs and a Champions League crown. After eight years representing United, however, the one-time United skipper has moved onto Italian giants Inter to begin a new chapter in his career. Tasked with learning to marshal a three-man defence and settle into a new league, Vidic has spent the past weeks with his new team-mates on the Nerazzurri&amp;rsquo;s pre-season tour of America. Following a penalty shoot-out victory over Real Madrid in Inter&amp;rsquo;s first game of the Guiness International Champions Cup, the 32-year-old took on his former club in the American capital. Vidic&amp;rsquo;s old side got the better of his current employers as United topped Inter on penalties after 90 scoreless minutes, but the Serbian turned in a solid display with some feisty challenges on Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck. And on Saturday the veteran centre-back continued the process of settling in with the Beneamata by netting his first goal for the club against Serie A rivals Roma in Philadelphia. SEE ALSO: PHOTO: Vidic gets the better of Welbeck in first start against UnitedThe Serbian peeled off his marker on a free-kick from the left flank to hit the back of the net with a precise glancing header on the stroke of half-time, giving his men a 1-0 lead. Vidic&amp;rsquo;s effort won&amp;rsquo;t go on the books as a competitive strike like his 21 career goals for United, but nonetheless comes as a welcome sign for both the player and Inter with the season fast approaching.Were United right to let Vidic leave this summer?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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