Ronaldo Finds House In Spain
Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has been house-hunting in Madrid ahead of his potential move to Real Madrid this summer, according to Spanish media reports.
Indeed it has been reported in various Spanish and Madrid-based newspapers that the Portugal international has already chosen a house in the Spanish capital.
The Manchester United winger is suggested to have decided upon a property in the district of Morajela, an upmarket area, which close to where Madrid’s president Ramon Calderon and head coach Bernd Schuster live.
Former United and Madrid star David Beckham was located in the area for the majority of his four-year spell at the Bernabeu.
In what has been a sensationally protracted transfer saga, Ronaldo was quoted last week as saying that he would be prepared to upset Sir Alex Ferguson to secure what would be a world-record transfer to Madrid, underlining his determination to secure his dream move.
Ronaldo, who scored an incredible 42 goals in all competitions last season, stated after Portugal's elimination from the European Championship finals in Austria and Switzerland by Germany that he hoped to join the reigning Spanish champions, although a formal bid is yet to materialise with Calderon saying that his side can do nothing unless United initiate a move.
Hopes of United fans who are still hoping that the player stays at Old Trafford were handed a boost this morning however, after it was reported by The Sun that Ronaldo is definitely prepared to return to Manchester for pre-season training, after his three-week holiday to Italy comes to an end.
However,
the report did state that although he would be fulfilling his contractual
obligations with the European Champions, his desire for a move certainly hasn’t
been dampened.
Chris Myson, Goal.com
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