Real madrid presented Cristiano Ronaldo at Bernabeu

Ronaldo or Cristiano Ronaldo, former winger of Manchaster United was presented by Real Madrid in front of thousands of Los Galticos fans. in this video you can also see that he is wearing no. 9 the t-shirt Brazilian superstar Ronaldo used to wear.

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NCristiano Ronaldo is presented to a full house at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium on July 6, 2009

I have been looking for his singing for real madrid video, hopefully i will soon post it here. Cristiano Ronaldo has been waited by thousands of fans in Madrid, and finally New Real Madrid player Cristiano Ronaldo is presented to a full house at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium on July 6, 2009 in Madrid, Spain.

Cristiano Ronaldo is wearing No.9 the same number Ronaldo from Brazil wore when he was in Real Madrid.

Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi

Ronaldo or Cristiano Ronaldo is obviously one of the best footballers ever. He is FIFA footballer of the year 2008. The question now is whether or not he is going to be on top again this year, since the argentinian Lionel Messi is a real threat for him. Messi just won Triple winner with Barcelona, He won UEFA Champion League, Copa del Rey, and La liga.

I personally think that Ronaldo won't be the footballer of the year 2009. what do you think?

FIFA Footballer of the year 2008; Cristiano Ronaldo

FIFA.com brings you the highlights of a magical evening, most notably for Cristiano Ronaldo and Marta, who were crowned FIFA World Player and FIFA Women's World Player respectively in the grandiose surroundings of the Zurich Opera House on Monday 12 January.

The night's proceedings moved to the rhythm of the works of Georg Friedrich Handel, wonderfully performed by the Zurich Philharmonic Orchestra, while presenting duties were carried out by Swiss sports journalist Rainer Maria Salzgeber and Dutch actress and model Sylvie van der Vaart, wife of Real Madrid and Netherlands midfielder Rafael.
To get the ball rolling, the trophies set to be awarded to the 2008 FIFA World Players were tantalisingly unveiled, before clips introducing all the nominees in the two main categories were shown.

After an opening speech by FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter which recalled the biggest moments of the year just passed, the time arrived to pay homage to the outstanding performers at the FIFA competitions held in 2008. First up were the ladies, with the likes of Dzsenifer Marozsan, Taylor Vancil and Mana Iwabuchi, who starred at the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup New Zealand, as well as Sydney Leroux and Alyssa Naeher, who lit up the women's U-20 event in Chile, making an appearance alongside established stars such as Marta, Cristiane and Nadine Angerer.

Italy coach Lippi backs Man Utd over Cristiano Ronaldo

Italy coach Marcello Lippi has backed Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson’s determination to block Cristiano Ronaldo’s desired move to Real Madrid.

“The 100 million (euros offered) by Real is astonishing. But not everything can be bought,” Lippi said in an interview in Saturday’s La Gazzetta dello Sport.

“I think it’s right that a player is not authorised to have the last word always.

“Ferguson is stubborn. I think Ronaldo will stay at Manchester. It’s the right decision from a technical point of view.

“However, Portugal’s result at the European championships shows that not even Ronaldo can win a big tournament on his own.”

Lippi reiterated his admiration for Ronaldo’s Manchester United team mate, England striker Wayne Rooney.

“I’m in love with Rooney,” he said. “It’s beautiful to see him run after his defender until the (corner) flag. He’s the prototype of the modern champion.”

The 2006 World Cup winner added that he thought it was a shame Frank Lampard was not moving from Chelsea to Inter Milan.

He ranked the England international as one of the world’s top four midfielders, along with AS Roma’s Daniele de Rossi, AC Milan’s Andrea Pirlo and Barcelona’s Andres Iniesta.

Cristiano Ronaldo saga destabilising Real, says van Nistelrooy

Real Madrid's Dutch striker Ruud van Nistelrooy believes that the constant speculation over the future of Cristiano Ronaldo has had an unsettling effect on the team.

Whether Ronaldo will follow Van Nistelrooy's path from Manchester United to the Bernabeu has been an ongoing debate this summer.

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is determined to hold on to the Portuguese star, while Real coach Bernd Schuster admitted Saturday that the club have not given up hope of luring Ronaldo.

"It got a bit too far maybe, it is such an issue at the moment in Spain. It gets a bit over the top," Van Nistelrooy told BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek programme.

"A couple of our players, they made the comment that there was only talk about him and not about the current team and stars, and everybody's waiting for the next rumour without anything concrete."

Asked whether he expected Ronaldo to stay at Old Trafford for the forthcoming campaign, the Dutchman added: "I think so, if you hear the statements from United. It doesn't really sound like they'll let him go."

Salgado: Real's Ronaldo quest to gain impetus

Real Madrid's quest to sign Manchester United star striker Cristiano Ronaldo could gain impetus because of Wesley Sneijder's injury, Madrid defender Michel Salgado said.

Sneijder suffered serious knee ligament damage in Real's Emirates Cup friendly defeat to Arsenal which could sideline him for up to six months, meaning the Bernabeu outfit will miss his creativity in midfield.

Madrid have been continually linked with the Portugal winger since the end of last season, despite the European Champions' insistence that he is not for sale and their complaint to FIFA over Real's pursuit of the player.

The Holland international left the field on a stretcher after an hour following a heavy challenge by Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby as Madrid went down 1-0, a result which handed the trophy to Hamburg, who beat Juventus 3-0 earlier in the day.

Salgado insists he does not know anything about the progress of the transfer but believes the club could now attempt to force the issue with United.

"We (the players) don't know anything about it," he said. "It's a problem for the club - for (sporting director) Pedja Mijatovic and the coach. "We are players, we only think about football.

"But now Wesley Sneijder is injured and he's an important player for us. Maybe tomorrow there will be a meeting with the people in the club and maybe then there's going to be news about this."

Salgado also claims the players and the fans would welcome Ronaldo to the Bernabeu with open arms.

"We know Cristiano Ronaldo is an incredible player and we don't have any problem with him joining us," he added.

"Real Madrid making an offer is normal. Manchester United and (coach Sir Alex) Ferguson don't want this because he is a very important player at United and that is normal too.

"I think they're going to have to talk about this and if Cristiano Ronaldo is coming to Real Madrid the dressing room is waiting for him.

"If he came of course the players and the fans would be excited. The supporters are used to watching the best players in the world at the Bernabeu and Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best players in the world."

While Salgado admits the Portugal international would be a great addition to the team, he also claims the Primera Liga champions would cope well without his services.

"We have a very important group now," he added. "I feel the best of Real Madrid is the squad and the dressing room and if Cristiano is coming here we don't have room for him in the team.

"But, as I said before maybe with the injury to Wesley Sneijder maybe we need someone else."

Salgado is well qualified to judge the needs of Madrid having been at the Bernabeu since 1999.

The Spain veteran claims he cannot see himself leaving anytime soon, but revealed he would consider a move to England if he ever does move on.

"I've been 10 years in Real Madrid," said Salgado. "It would be very difficult to move. But if I move from Real Madrid I'd love to go to the Premier League or Dubai."

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Moments (Paperback); Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo is a world famous Manchester United and Portuguese International footballer, admired around the world for his unique style of play. Football fans recognise instantly how he dribbles the ball, but theres a great deal about him that has never been made public before. Cristiano recognises that his youth does not yet give him the right to produce an autobiography, and Moments does not set out to be one. It is an invitation to the reader to share with him some of the most fantastic moments of his career so far, and get to know him a little better. As well as an array of sumptuous photographs, Cristiano Ronaldo gives his thoughts about his life so far, both on and off the pitch. Moments relates the story of his love of football from early childhood in Madeira; the homesickness he suffered as a result of the move, aged 12, to a football academy in Lisbon; through to his time with Manchester United, the club which has really made him famous and turned him into a football idol at only 22-years-old. He speaks of his love of playing for his country and the love and support of his family, as well as the sad moments in his life such as the death of his father. The book also shows glimpses of him training and enjoying his leisure time, the charity work he involves himself in, as well as off-field activities in both his professional capacity and for pleasure. He hopes that through these stories, and beautiful photographs by Jorge Monteiro, you will get to know Cristiano Ronaldo a little better. As you finish reading the last line he also trusts you will have enjoyed the book as much as you enjoy watching him play football.
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Visiting Ronaldo would have been a significant gesture from Ferguson – an act that was encouraged by Carlos Queiroz, who left his role as United assistant manager on Friday to take charge of Portugal. Two summers ago, when Ronaldo was again making eyes at Real while fearing the fallout from his involvement in Wayne Rooney’s red card for England against Portugal in the World Cup quarter-final, Ferguson succeeded in persuading him to return to Old Trafford, but there will be no such meeting this time unless the Scot can somehow find time to fly to Lisbon tomorrow before departing for South Africa the following day for the start of United’s preseason tour.
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It is not clear whether the two had, directly or otherwise, spoken to discuss a meeting today or whether Ferguson planned simply to arrive on Ronaldo’s doorstep. Ferguson, unsurprisingly, has been incensed by Ronaldo’s behaviour in recent weeks – from the initial flirting with Real to the crass suggestion last week that he felt like a “slave” at United – while the player and his entourage have encouraged the perception, accurate or otherwise, that he has been hurt by his manager’s “rot in the stands” comment five weeks ago and by a lack of direct contact with regard to an ankle operation that could keep him out of action until early October.
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