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Christian Ronaldo
Christian Ronaldo (born Feb. 5, 1985) is a football (soccer) player for the Spain's Real Madrid team. He played for the UK's Manchester United previously and also serves as the captain of the Portuguese national team. In late 2009, he... [more]
Christian Ronaldo (born Feb. 5, 1985) is a football (soccer) player for the Spain's Real Madrid team. He played for the UK's Manchester United previously and also serves as the captain of the Portuguese national team. In late 2009, he was the highest paid soccer player, as he got $132 million to sign on with the Spanish team. He is also known as Cristiano Ronaldo. See more pictures, videos and articles about Christian Ronaldo here.
Highest Paid Footballers
This list follows the money and ranks the highest paid footballers in the world for 2009, according to France Football and Goal.com.
London, Nov 21 (ANI): Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is determined to post his highest goals tally this season to prove that there is no vacuum at the club after Cristiano Ronaldo moved to Real Madrid.
Ronaldo scored 68 goals in his final two seasons at Manchester United and Rooney admitted that the pressure is now [...]
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(TrendHunter.com) Soccer star and professional pretty boy Christiano Ronaldo is promoting a new beverage, Soccerade sports drink. This caffeine-free energy drink is about to be rolled out in 60 countries and is endorsed…
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Spain's war of the wordsNationalThe form which gave them a satisfactory 12th-place finish last season did not continue and he was replaced on Thursday by Miguel Angel Portugal, ...Ronaldo still on sidelines for Real Madrid as team plays Santander in Spanish ...The Canadian PressHow Cristiano Ronaldo almost turned his back on football to be a Sporting ...Daily MailWhy Cristiano Ronaldo must get VIP pass to 2010 partyTelegraph.co.ukGoal.com...
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- Portugal expect hostile time without Cristiano Ronaldo (search.msn.com)
SIR ALEX FERGUSON set aside his sympathy for the Republic of Ireland to claim a similar controversy could well cost Manchester United the chance of a record fourth consecutive Premier League title.
From express.co.uk
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- Manchester United to start title march (belfasttelegraph.co.uk)
- Manchester United identify Ferdinand injury problem (independent.co.uk)
- Sir Alex Ferguson names his worst Manchester United signing ever (guardian.co.uk)
guardian.co.ukC. Ronaldo promises to be back soon from injuryXinhua20 (Xinhua) -- Portuguese soccer icon Cristiano Ronaldo on Friday told Real Madrid fans via the club's website that he will return soon from the ankle ...Real must forget BarcaTimes LIVERonaldo passes medical testsDaily Telegraphall 250 news articles »
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MADRID - Cristiano Ronaldo will likely be on the sidelines for one last Real Madrid match on Saturday when the team faces Racing Santander in the Spanish league.
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- Cristiano Ronaldo Thanks Fans For Support During Injury (search.msn.com)
- CORRECTED - Spain roundup-Ronaldo vows to return soon (search.msn.com)
Most casual observers of Premier League football attribute Manchester United's trilogy of consecutive championships to be largely based on an ingredient no longer present: Cristiano Ronaldo.
But it's intellectual evasion to simply attribute anything to just one factor. The current Galactico's emergence into the world class certainly paralleled United's resurgence against what was Chelsea's brief dominance of the top division, but his...
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LISBON, Portugal — Portugal, it turns out, didn't need Cristiano Ronaldo to win its World Cup playoff games. With the world's most expensive player sidelined by injury, credit for reaching a third consecutive World Cup went to gutsy performances by ...
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MADRID - REAL Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo is to resume group training on Friday, several weeks after suffering an ankle injury, the club said.
The world's most expensive player could therefore be ready to join the squad to face FC Zurich in the Champions League on Nov 25, before playing in the 'clasico' match at Barcelona four days later.
From straitstimes.com
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- Ronaldo resumes training, may play against Zurich (france24.com)
Star forward Cristiano Ronaldo will soon resume full training after passing medical tests on his troublesome ankle. Madrid says that Ronaldo will continue with his planned recovery program until Friday when he will take part in a regular training session with the squad.
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