General Motors agreed that Magna buys its European subsidiary Opel

The U.S. auto complete secrecy defined in the future of his company in Germany. As reported in the Wall Street Journal, described the Canadian company made the sale

The board of General Motors builder recommend the sale of its German subsidiary Opel in the Canadian company Magna, the newspaper reported Thursday The Wall Street Journal reported on its Internet edition.

"It will be Magna, but under some conditions," said one source. GM is preparing to end months of suspense about the future of its German unit Opel and announce whether it plans to sell one of their two parties, Magna or RHJ Belgian financial group.

GM Europe has not commented. In any case, a board of trustees which controls a majority stake in Opel has the final say on who acquires the company.