Manchester City’s new billionaire Arab owners say they are willing to pay 135 million pounds (210 million dollars) to land Cristiano Ronaldo from the Red side of the city.

“Ronaldo has said he wants to play for the biggest club in the world, so we will see in January if he is serious,” the Guardian newspaper [...]

continue reading.....

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he will remain at Manchester United for another season.
The Portugal winger has been linked with Real Madrid throughout the summer, with the Spanish club maintaining their interest even though United repeatedly stressed Ronaldo would not be sold.
At one point United even reported Real to FIFA such was their annoyance with [...]

continue reading.....

Portugal defender Pepe believes compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo is eager to join him at Real Madrid.
Pepe, who is in pre-season training in Irdning with the Spanish champions, is confident the Manchester United winger would adapt well to the Primera Liga.
Ronaldo is Madrids main transfer target this summer, but is under contract with the Red Devils [...]

continue reading.....

Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon is adamant Cristiano Ronaldo remains his club’s number one transfer target despite Manchester United’s insistence that the Portugal star will not be sold.
Sir Alex Ferguson met Ronaldo for clear-the-air talks on Monday and claimed on Friday that there was no chance he would be quitting United for Spain.
However, Calderon [...]

continue reading.....

David Beckham believes Cristiano Ronaldo faces the hardest decision of his life as the Manchester United winger contemplates a move to Real Madrid.

Beckham was in the same position as Ronaldo in 2003 when he quit United to join Real and the England star admitted he found it tough to walk away from Old Trafford.
Ronaldo [...]

continue reading.....

A blow-by-blow account of the Cristiano Ronaldo transfer war between Manchester United and Real Madrid.
27 January 2007 - Sir Alex Ferguson: “We sell players we want to sell and there is absolutely no way Cristiano Ronaldo is leaving.”
29 January 2007 - Ronaldo: “I know about Real Madrid’s interest but I cannot speak about it. [...]

continue reading.....

REAL Madrid president Ramon Calderon believes Manchester United should be “happy and proud” to let Cristiano Ronaldo leave the club in what he believes would be “the transfer of the century”.
Calderon was set to meet United chief executive David Gill today, with the Premier League side expected to issue an official “hands off” warning [...]

continue reading.....

The Manchester United winger was handed the opportunity to retract his statement as he recovered from ankle surgery.
But Ronaldo, 23, instead chose to whine about “the worst injury of my career”.
He said: “I don’t want to speak about that again. I’ve said all I had to say.
“I only want to recover from my injury.
“This [...]

continue reading.....