Real Madrid's enthusiasm to land Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo is such that they even have a club car ready and waiting for the Portugal star, Marca sports daily reported on Saturday.
'Is that the definitive proof?' asked Marca, headlining a photograph showing a brand new top of the range Audi, along with a handwritten notice on the dashboard bearing the legend: 'deliver to Cristiano Ronaldo'.
Another notice includes the words 'sponsorship Madrid,' implying the motor is destined for the club, with which it has a sponsorship agreement.
According to Marca, the vehicle is in an Audi parking lot in Spain.
There has been feverish speculation for weeks in the Spanish capital that Ronaldo, having now led United to the Premiership and Champions League double, will quit Old Trafford for the Bernabeu although he has four years left on his existing contract.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson on Friday launched a stinging attack on Real, accusing the Spanish champions of 'lacking morals' in their attempts to lure Ronaldo.
The Manchester United manager is furious at statements made by Real coach Bernd Schuster and president Ramon Calderon questioning whether Ronaldo really wants to stay at Old Trafford and accused them of attempting to unsettle his player.
'The simple facts are that he is with us and has four years left on his contract and that's the first thing. And Calderon makes that great statement 'slavery was abolished many, many years ago'. Did he tell Franco that? Jesus Christ, give me a break.
'Do you not think we've not had many interests from the big clubs in Europe about our best players? Of course. But they don't get into the nonsense that they (Real Madrid) get into. And they've no moral issues at all. They think that they can ride roughshod over everyone but they won't do it with us.'
up2 said
13:38 05/24 2008
maaaad
balkie said
13:39 05/24 2008
sick crazy
jamaicabwoy said
13:39 05/24 2008
KMT a wha do real ... RONALDO nah go nuh whey~!!!!!
***DK*** said
13:40 05/24 2008
lol...d man could easily buy d top of d range audi if he wanted to...dat punk gets 150,000 lbs per week!!!!!!
djrichiepoo said
13:43 05/24 2008
mad
SLICE BREAD said
13:44 05/24 2008
real madrid need fi easy themself
Da MaGiC oNe said
13:59 05/24 2008
maaad ting
scuppo said
14:10 05/24 2008
slavery was abolished? when?
najah said
14:12 05/24 2008
ronaldo dont leave manu, u nuh c how madrid mash up d baller dem look on beckham,cannavaro,and robinho and owen
Real Madrid's enthusiasm to land Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo is such that they even have a club car ready and waiting for the Portugal star, Marca sports daily reported on Saturday.
'Is that the definitive proof?' asked Marca, headlining a photograph showing a brand new top of the range Audi, along with a handwritten notice on the dashboard bearing the legend: 'deliver to Cristiano Ronaldo'.
Another notice includes the words 'sponsorship Madrid,' implying the motor is destined for the club, with which it has a sponsorship agreement.
According to Marca, the vehicle is in an Audi parking lot in Spain.
There has been feverish speculation for weeks in the Spanish capital that Ronaldo, having now led United to the Premiership and Champions League double, will quit Old Trafford for the Bernabeu although he has four years left on his existing contract.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson on Friday launched a stinging attack on Real, accusing the Spanish champions of 'lacking morals' in their attempts to lure Ronaldo.
The Manchester United manager is furious at statements made by Real coach Bernd Schuster and president Ramon Calderon questioning whether Ronaldo really wants to stay at Old Trafford and accused them of attempting to unsettle his player.
'The simple facts are that he is with us and has four years left on his contract and that's the first thing. And Calderon makes that great statement 'slavery was abolished many, many years ago'. Did he tell Franco that? Jesus Christ, give me a break.
'Do you not think we've not had many interests from the big clubs in Europe about our best players? Of course. But they don't get into the nonsense that they (Real Madrid) get into. And they've no moral issues at all. They think that they can ride roughshod over everyone but they won't do it with us.'