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Galaxy? Maybe In The Future, Says Ronaldo
Manchester United ace Cristiano Ronaldo has not ruled out the possibility of a move to Los Angeles Galaxy at a later stage in his career...
Jul 17, 2008 9:35:04 AM
Still recovering from ankle surgery, the megastar is in the United
States and comparisons with David Beckham have been most forthcoming
from the American media.
Of course, United's previous No 7 left Old Trafford for Real Madrid - as Ronaldo is poised to do - and then left for the Galaxy; a move that shocked the football world.
When asked if he might follow in Beckham's footsteps, Ronaldo preferred to remain ambiguous.
"I have time, I prefer to play in Europe," he said. "It's better in the moment, but in the future, no one knows." Of the female adulation he is receiving stateside, he jokingly replied: "Love you, no maybe because I play good football."
"Beckham and Abel Xavier play there [Galaxy] and I spoke with [Xavier] a few times and he says it's great to play here.
Maybe, maybe in the future you never know."
Brian O'Ryan, Goal.com
Of course, United's previous No 7 left Old Trafford for Real Madrid - as Ronaldo is poised to do - and then left for the Galaxy; a move that shocked the football world.
When asked if he might follow in Beckham's footsteps, Ronaldo preferred to remain ambiguous.
"I have time, I prefer to play in Europe," he said. "It's better in the moment, but in the future, no one knows." Of the female adulation he is receiving stateside, he jokingly replied: "Love you, no maybe because I play good football."
"Beckham and Abel Xavier play there [Galaxy] and I spoke with [Xavier] a few times and he says it's great to play here.
Maybe, maybe in the future you never know."
Brian O'Ryan, Goal.com
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