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Silvio Berlusconi: I Want Cristiano Ronaldo At Milan
Berlusconi has revealed that he would like to see the Ballon d'Or winner in Rossoneri colours...
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Jun 4, 2009 3:22:16 PM
Milan president Silvio Berlusconi has stated that he told Manchester United ace Cristiano Ronaldo that he wants him at the San Siro.
The chief's words seem to suggest the Portuguese ace would be the ideal replacement for Kaka, who seems set to sign for Real Madrid. However, signing Ronaldo would be difficult to get right, despite the winger recently suggesting he was unsure over his future at Old Trafford.
Berlusconi admits he has a penchant for the ace and he made it known to Ronaldo during the Champions League final last week.
"Cristiano Ronaldo? I whispered in his ear and told him that I would like to see him play in Rossoneri colours, and he smiled at me," Berlusconi told Studio Sport.
"Who wouldn't he want to come to a club like Milan?"
Berlusconi's whisper took place when Ronaldo picked up his Champions League runners-up medal after Manchester United lost the final to Barcelona in Rome. The Italian chief was among the VIP's presenting the awards at the end of the game.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
The chief's words seem to suggest the Portuguese ace would be the ideal replacement for Kaka, who seems set to sign for Real Madrid. However, signing Ronaldo would be difficult to get right, despite the winger recently suggesting he was unsure over his future at Old Trafford.
Berlusconi admits he has a penchant for the ace and he made it known to Ronaldo during the Champions League final last week.
"Cristiano Ronaldo? I whispered in his ear and told him that I would like to see him play in Rossoneri colours, and he smiled at me," Berlusconi told Studio Sport.
"Who wouldn't he want to come to a club like Milan?"
Berlusconi's whisper took place when Ronaldo picked up his Champions League runners-up medal after Manchester United lost the final to Barcelona in Rome. The Italian chief was among the VIP's presenting the awards at the end of the game.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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