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Madrid have been linked with a move for the Portuguese international since last summer, but United are keen to keep hold of the 22-year-old and are currently in negotiations to extend his contract until 2012. Real Madrid President has confirmed he is an admirer of the winger, but will not be breaking the bank to bring either him or AC Milan ace Kaka - another reported target of Madrid's - to the Bernabeu "We like Cristiano, but right now he is a Manchester United player. But if the English team want to sell him, we would be first in line for him," Calderon told Spanish television station Antena 3. "But we will not pay crazy money. A footballer is not worth 80million euros (£54million)." |
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Cristiano Ronaldo injured his ankle in training Tuesday and is in doubt for Portugal's European Championship qualifier against Serbia. “At this time we don’t know if he (Ronaldo) will play,” team spokesman Onofre Costa told reporters on Tuesday. “He sprained his heel. “It doesn’t look very serious but we are not sure if he will be fit.” |
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 Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has accepted an apology from Belgium keeper Stijn Stijnen following Portugal's 4-0 Euro 2008 qualifying win.
In the build-up to Saturday's game in Lisbon, Stijnen infuriated the Portuguese by claiming Belgium would be trying to kick Ronaldo out of the game. The match passed without incident as Ronaldo scored twice in the 4-0 romp which lifted Portugal into third spot in Group A. And, speaking after the match, the Manchester United winger confirmed he had no quarrel with Stijnen and had made peace with the keeper. "Stijnen offered his excuses and I have accepted those," Ronaldo told the Portuguese media. "For me, there is absolutely no problem any more. "Such things happen in football - I make no drama out of it. "Much more important is that we have won this game." |
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