Ronaldo or Cristiano Ronaldo is finally transfered from Manchester United to Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo is now the most expensive footballer in the world with a transfer worth 80 euros. here are some remarks of the star:
"I've been used to having pressure for a long time. In this sense, I'm calm," he said in an interview with Spanish newspaper Marca on Saturday. "This price tag isn't something I'm going to think about when I go out on to the pitch, so it's not going to affect me.
"I think that it's a fair figure. If Manchester United and Real Madrid agree this amount then there is nothing more to say. I will show that the money they are paying has been a good decision.
"The great players cost a lot of money and if you want them you have to pay it, I'm happy to be the most expensive player in the world. Real Madrid have paid so much money because they wanted me and have considered it a fair price."
Hopefully, he is going to contribute his best to the team and to the world of soccer.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Cristiano Ronaldo is finally transfered to Real Madrid and tops the world most expensive footballer
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Ronaldo is the sexiest footballer in Euro 2008;
His performance on the pitch is undoubtedly impressive, but Cristiano Ronaldo can now add another accolade to his list of achievements.
The Portuguese striker has scored a goal with European women, who voted him the sexiest player of the current Euro 2008 tournament.
German website Spiegel Online reported that the 23-year-old Manchester United star topped the poll of 12,000 women, which was conducted on behalf of electronics company LG.
Cristiano Ronaldo is seemingly lead Portugal to be the Champion so Euro 2008
GENEVA — Cristiano Ronaldo whines like a toddler. He dives like a swan. He wears a perpetual smirk.
Ronaldo made a typically dazzling run that set up Portugal's first goal, struck a laser-beam drive for the second and dished off on a breakaway for the third in a 3-1 victory over the Czech Republic on Wednesday, putting his team in the quarter-finals of the European Championship.
And, of course, after he scored, he made one of those trademark winks with his right eye. The wink that says: "Ain't I great?" The wink he displayed after he helped get Manchester United teammate Wayne Rooney ejected from a World Cup match two years ago.
"Ronaldo may be the best player of Euro 2008," Czech Republic coach Karel Bruckner said.
No disagreement was heard.
If Portugal wins its first major soccer title, the 23-year-old midfielder named after Ronald Reagan likely will be the reason (his full name is Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro, and Reagan supposedly was his father's favourite actor).
With swivelling Elvis Presley hips and Houdini-like feet, he embarrasses defenders in a manner not seen since Diego Maradona in the 1980s. One moment, he's on the left. Then, he's on the right. Sometimes he pushes up into a striker position.
Zdenek Grygera followed him around so much, you'd think Ronaldo had magnets in those pine green boots - available in stores, by the way, starting July 1 at a US$300 suggested retail price.
Every time he got the ball and started a run, a roar rose throughout the stadium, starting with the fans closest to the field. Then the sound spread throughout one-deck Stade de Geneve like a wave.
His play is so elegant, like the rues and places in this cosmopolitan city, far more stylish than the strasses and platzes of Germanic Zurich, Basel and Bern. He sticks out among his peers, like the Jet D'Eau fountain that spurts water above Lake Geneva in the city centre.
No, make that like Mont Blanc, the Alp that towers above town.
Other players exchange jerseys with an opposing player after the match. Not Ronaldo, no sir.
When the final whistled sounded, after his last burst up the field, he exchanged congratulations with teammates and walked over to the seats on the near side. He stripped off his sweaty white shirt and gave it to a Portuguese fan, who naturally already was wearing a red Ronaldo jersey.
"The team is mature and we are on the right track. We are among the favourites," Ronaldo would say a few moments later.
He tried to talk team. We know it's about him.
As Portugal seeks calm and stability, he leaves fans around the world wondering whether he will try to break his contract with European champion Manchester United, which runs through 2012, forsaking millions of pounds in search of even more millions of euros.
He scored 42 goals in the recently completed season, the third-highest total in club history behind Denis Law (46) and Ruud van Nistelrooy (44). It wasn't just the total. It was how he scored.
This has a chance to be his Euros. Germany, the Netherlands and Spain look to be the biggest obstacles in the knockout phase. But the way he's playing, there's no stopping Ronaldo.
So Ronaldo will once again prove himself as the best footballer of the year.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Ronaldo strarted the Euro 2008 With no impressive tricks yet he and his team mate won the game
Cristiano Ronaldo's protracted flirtation with Real Madrid last night took second billing to the star attraction himself as the Manchester United forward contributed to Portugal's impressive 2-0 win over Turkey in their Euro 2008 opener in Geneva.
Having declared his desire for a move to the Bernabeu earlier this week Ronaldo let his football do the talking, burnishing his reputation as the world's leading player with a potent exhibition of wing play.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Wing and a prayer: Cristiano Ronaldo turned in a glittering display for Portugal against Turkey
"Cristiano Ronaldo was very motivated, very determined and that's what we expected from him," said Luiz Felipe Scolari, the Portugal coach. "Maybe he did not do so well in the first 30 minutes but he helped us a lot. He played the way we like and we are really satisfied with his display."
Ronaldo, who had an audacious long-range free-kick turned on to the post, contributed to both goals, starting the move that led to Kleper Pepe's opener before laying the groundwork for Raul Meireles second with an incisive raid along the left flank.
That Pepe plies his trade at the Bernabeu will have done little to temper the ire of Sir Alex Ferguson. The United manager has been enraged by Madrid's overtures and frustrated in his attempts to contact Ronaldo, who has reportedly failed to return his calls.
Ronaldo's team-mate, the Chelsea defender Ricardo Carvalho, offered a more positive assessment of the midfielder's Old Trafford future, however.
"I think he is happy in England and he's doing very well," said Carvalho. "He has a contract with Manchester United, so he has to play in England."
In an indication of his pivotal role in the Portugal team, Scolari handed Ronaldo the captain's armband following the second-half withdrawal of Nuno Gomes. "The idea was to give Christiano a boost, make him have more willingness, forget his tiredness, make that extra pass," he explained
Portugal's ominous display came as Scolari assumed pole position in the race to become the new Chelsea manager. While Scolari was busy orchestrating a possible reprise of Portugal's run to the 2004 final, AC Milan responded dismissively to reports suggesting that Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon had flown to Lombardy in an attempt to lure their manager, Carlo Ancelotti, away from the San Siro. "I know where Peter is and he is not in Milan," Umberto Gandini, the Milan operations director, told The Sunday Telegraph. "He is not talking to our coach because we said we would not release him. That I can guarantee 100 per cent. We received a direct and open approach from Chelsea and we told them no."
He also suggested last night that Inter Milan's former coach Roberto Mancini was no longer in the running. "I don't think Roberto Mancini is a target for Chelsea but I may be wrong," said Gandini. "That's only a personal opinion but I talk to people."
All of which appears to leave the door open for Scolari once Euro 2008 is over. His appointment would cause little surprise in Moscow, where sources close to Roman Abramovich have long insisted that the Brazilian is the Chelsea owner's preferred choice.
telegraph.co.uk
Ronaldo 'wants to play at Madrid'. is it just a rumor or what?
Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Manchester United has taken a new twist after the winger was reported as saying he would like to play for Real Madrid.
Real have been tracking Ronaldo, 23, despite being warned off by United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
"I'd like to play for Real Madrid but only if it's true they are ready to pay what Manchester United ask of them," he told respected Brazilian website Terra.
"However, it does not depend on me," said the Portuguese midfielder.
"I'll only talk about this again after the European Championship," added Ronaldo. "Don't ask me any questions because I won't answer."
news.bbc.co.uk
Cristiano Ronaldo is playing for Real Madrid next year?
Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Manchester United continues to be the subject of heated debate after Marca published that he has told Real Madrid that he would love to play for them next season.
The topic has clearly riled Red Devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson who said that anyone that asked him about the matter was an idiot after a Spanish reporter sought his reaction in Moscow.
According to the Madrid-based daily sports paper, Ronaldo has told Madrid, "yes, I want to" when asked whether he could be tempted to leave Old Trafford for the Bernabéu.
The report states that authorised club sources leaked the information and that president Ramon Calderon's dream is closer to becoming a reality.
United are clearly unhappy with Madrid and their use of the media to try and unsettle Ronaldo and the latest twist could well see the English giants lodge an official complaint with Uefa and Fifa.
Calderon promised to sign Cesc Fabregas and Kaka in his pre-election manifesto two years ago along with Arjen Robben and the Dutchman is the only player he has been able to land.
With Fabregas and Kaka now out of reach, Los Merengues are continuing to try and persuade Ronaldo to join them, but appear to be heading in the same direction as they did with the other two.
Under the previous president, Florentino Perez, Madrid managed to use the tactic of forcible negotiation to sign Zinedine Zidane and Brazilian striker Ronaldo after long and drawn-out transfer sagas and Calderon is hoping that he could achieve the same outcome.
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Ronaldo for Portugal National Team
Cristiano Ronaldo is stretching before the game, he is playing for his national team, portugal. he is also wearing a white t-shirt and red shorts.
Ronaldo's good wallpaper
This is a good wallpaper of Cristiano Ronaldo. he is wearing training uniform, with a ball on his head. he is training for the champion league
Kaka, Messi, and C Ronaldo
The above picture features three great player now playing in different clubs. they are Kaka from Brazil, Messi from Argentina, and Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal..
Ronaldo and Ryan Giggs
Ronaldo and Giggs are two pillars of Manchaster United, They have skills, spirit, great efforts, and of course champ mentality. they are actually quite symbols to the team..
Cristiano Ronaldo, nani, and Avra
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Ronaldinho and cristiano ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo of Manchester United
Football - Manchester United v SL Benfica - UEFA Champions League Group Stage Matchday Six Group F - Old Trafford, Manchester, England - 6/12/06
Cristiano Ronaldo of Manchester United
Wayne Rooney and Christiano Ronaldo - who is better?
Personally I can't decide who is better. Christiano is on fire at the minute, scoring with every kind of goal from every angle and tricks to bamboozle the finest of defenders. Wayne has always been brilliant, right from the very start everyone could see he was special. If you had to rely on one player and only 1 player I think you'd want Wazzer there as he has Man Utd red running through his once blue veins.
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Incredible Player with great teams
He is always a big problem for the opponent team. he is probably the best goal getter
