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Brazilian striker Robinho wants to stay at Real Madrid when he is given starting in the framework of a possible transfer of the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United, said Sunday the Spanish media. "I hope this year stay at Real. I do not want to ...

Football makes crazy and can lead to say anything. Even Sepp Blatter, president of the International Federation (FIFA) may skid. According to him, leaders Manchester United Cristiano Ronaldo deal as a "slave of modern times" by refusing to let him go to Real Madrid. Fat ...

The sports press in Madrid says that the family of Cristiano Ronaldo is convinced that the attacker Portuguese Manchester United will go to Real Madrid, provoking speculation about the possible transfer. The daily Marca cited in particular the A godfather of Ronaldo, Fernao Sousa, interviewed on the island of Madeira (Portugal), and that "Cristiano has already decided to go to Real." This case over the past few days causing some tension between Real and Manchester, who has threatened to refer the case to FIFA if the club Madrid continued to "behave in an unacceptable manner" in seeking the Portuguese international striker. The President of Real, Ramon Calderon, has tried to calm the game by saying that his club did not want to get angry with Manchester and would not insist if the English club did not want to sell Ronaldo, under contract until 2012.

Marcelino Garcia Toral, a week after leaving Racing Santander, created a surprise by agreeing to lead Zaragoza to go back to the Spanish 1st division club which has just been relegated to 2nd division, announced Wednesday evening Zaragoza. Marcelino, 42 years, regarded as one of the best coaches of the Liga, is committed for two years with Zaragoza, a surprising decision technician, who had expressed his intention to lead a "big teams" of the championship in Spain.

Real Madrid believes he laid the groundwork for a possible transfer of the Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United and is now awaiting the decision of the player, according to the Spanish sports press on Tuesday. The President of Real, Ramon Calderon, said Monday at a meeting of the steering committee of the club that now, "this is the player to get wet publicly" if it really wants to come to Madrid, according to the daily Marca. The Real is well prepared to pay at least 80 million euros for Ronaldo, 23 years, and to propose a five-year contract to the tune of 9 million euros net per annum, reminiscent of the Spanish media.

The Real Zaragoza decided to enter the Brazilian Ricardo Oliveira as AC Milan had lent him during the past season. "The Real Saragossa has decided to play the option on the Brazilian striker Ricardo Oliveira," said the club, 18th in the last Championship of Spain ...