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Ronaldo To Real Madrid, Baptista To Roma - Bronzetti
Super agent and transfer consultant Ernesto Bronzetti is convinced that Cristiano Ronaldo will join Real Madrid, with Julio Baptista joining Roma in order to make way for the Portuguese international.
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Jul 4, 2008 3:21:22 PM
The
Giallorossi are currently snooping around for a striker in order to add some
much needed fire power up front.
Baptista seems like he is on his way out of the Santiago Bernabeu and Roma are currently making enquiries regarding the Brazilian’s availability.
Bronzetti is confident that Baptista’s move to Roma will open the door for Ronaldo to leave Manchester United and join Los Merengues.
“Baptista is a player who Roma are interested in but I cannot say whether or not the club will sign him,” Bronzetti told Centro Suono Sport.
“Real are ready to sell the player because they are trying hard for Cristiano Ronaldo.
“In the end, Ronaldo will certainly arrive in Madrid. The Galacticos have too many strikers and so one of them is set to leave.
“Baptista wants to leave Real and thus Ronaldo is likely to go to Madrid.”
Real are on red alert for Ronaldo who has stated his desire to join the Santiago Bernabeu outfit.
However, United have played hard-ball over the whole affair and whether the player does move remains to be seen.
Roma meanwhile wouldn’t mind Baptista but his high wages may put the club off from pursuing any interest in him.
Salvatore Landolina
Baptista seems like he is on his way out of the Santiago Bernabeu and Roma are currently making enquiries regarding the Brazilian’s availability.
Bronzetti is confident that Baptista’s move to Roma will open the door for Ronaldo to leave Manchester United and join Los Merengues.
“Baptista is a player who Roma are interested in but I cannot say whether or not the club will sign him,” Bronzetti told Centro Suono Sport.
“Real are ready to sell the player because they are trying hard for Cristiano Ronaldo.
“In the end, Ronaldo will certainly arrive in Madrid. The Galacticos have too many strikers and so one of them is set to leave.
“Baptista wants to leave Real and thus Ronaldo is likely to go to Madrid.”
Real are on red alert for Ronaldo who has stated his desire to join the Santiago Bernabeu outfit.
However, United have played hard-ball over the whole affair and whether the player does move remains to be seen.
Roma meanwhile wouldn’t mind Baptista but his high wages may put the club off from pursuing any interest in him.
Salvatore Landolina
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