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I Would Not Sign Any Barcelona Players For Real Madrid - Cristiano Ronaldo
Barca may have several major stars, but none of them could play for Los Blancos, according to 'CR9'...
27-Oct-2009 6:12:42 PM
Cristiano Ronaldo has sensationally claimed that he would not sign any Barcelona player for Real Madrid if he could hypothetically take anyone from the treble winners' squad.
The Portuguese star believes that Los Merengues' group could not be improved with the addition of any of the Blaugrana's stars, including Lionel Messi.
Madrid spent around €250 million and are expected to compete for silverware with Barca, and Ronaldo is confident that they have the players to do just that.
"I am not scared of them at all and I am certain we are going to be fighting to try and beat them," he told Cadena SER.
"We have got a great squad and I would not sign anyone from Barcelona."
Ronaldo is recuperating from an ankle injury and is hoping to return against Milan in the Champions League next week.
"At the moment I feel better than ever. I have to be careful about my injury so that I don't suffer a relapse, but everything is going well and I hope that soon I will be playing again," he continued.
"I look after myself and have a normal diet. This is my profession and I have to be in good physical shape. I know that I am always in condition. All I do is play football and I have to be in condition to do that.
"If any footballer is not in condition, it is because they don't do the work."
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
The Portuguese star believes that Los Merengues' group could not be improved with the addition of any of the Blaugrana's stars, including Lionel Messi.
Madrid spent around €250 million and are expected to compete for silverware with Barca, and Ronaldo is confident that they have the players to do just that.
"I am not scared of them at all and I am certain we are going to be fighting to try and beat them," he told Cadena SER.
"We have got a great squad and I would not sign anyone from Barcelona."
Ronaldo is recuperating from an ankle injury and is hoping to return against Milan in the Champions League next week.
"At the moment I feel better than ever. I have to be careful about my injury so that I don't suffer a relapse, but everything is going well and I hope that soon I will be playing again," he continued.
"I look after myself and have a normal diet. This is my profession and I have to be in good physical shape. I know that I am always in condition. All I do is play football and I have to be in condition to do that.
"If any footballer is not in condition, it is because they don't do the work."
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
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