Cristiano Ronaldo doesn’t care about Alex Ferguson
June 21, 2008
Cristiano Ronaldo is not interested in Sir Alex Ferguson’s opinion when it comes on leaving Manchester United in favor of Real Madrid. It seems that the Portuguese star is ready to switch for the La Liga Champions no matter what advices he gets from the United staff.
According to the famous English magazine, The SUN, Cristiano Ronaldo has gone that far and declared that he doesn’t care if he will be upsetting Alex Ferguson and the United staff in case of a Real Madrid transfer.
“I don’t mind if people get upset. It’s my decision. It’s what I want.” Cristiano Ronaldo
Even so Sir Alex Ferguson seems decided to hold on Ronaldo. It seems that United won’t we agree with a transfer no matter on how high the offer is.
This is quite risky. I remember that Barcelona did the same with Ronaldinho and now nobody wants him after his injuries and loss of shape.
Cristiano Ronaldo has won everything with Manchester United and he needs new challenges in his career. He just lost one a few days ago as tournament favorites Portugal, where kicked-out of the EURO 2008 by Germany.
In my opinion Ronaldo will end up at Real Madrid for the start of the new season. Not sure if he will have the same success there as we have David Beckham as a proof.
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i really h8 this guy! and if he leaves chelsea would win everything! there needs to be competion!
Let him go Sir Alex. I am a die hard ManU fans and I would let him go. We can cope without him. If we keep him against his will, he might do something unsettle or affecting the morale of other players.
Get as much money as possible from the transfer and there are always good players around. Players form the current Russia team suits very well to Man U’s style of play and they are technically good.
We only want players who love this club.
Real want Ronaldo for the merchandising revenue stream (just like why they signed Beckham) - it’s not anything to do with football skills.
btw The Sun is not a “famous English magazine”, it’s an infamous English tabloid