Real Madrid Trying to land C. Ronaldo ??

[EURODAD]

JEC is just frustrated at how some teams can purchase championships by purchasing players. I can understand his frustration as we both support a league that can not afford to hang on to thier young players. It truly is creating and uneven playing ground. Have and have not teams. I really wish there was some system of salary cap in Europe. Just to even the playing feild a bit. It would make the competion much more enjoyable for the fans. Especially for the fans of the middle of the pact teams that all of a suddon could hang on to their young tallent.

[LAF]

Originally Posted by Pennywise

Back to the topic, I don't think Christiano Ronaldo will join Real Madrid in January, in the summer or in 2009. Maybe once in the future and if he one day leaves Manchester...of course will Real Madrid be the hottest candidate, together with Barcelona. I won't rule out if one of the Italian giants will offer a hughe offer either.

There are then some factors that he might will end up in Madrid.

C.Ronaldo is Iberian and have told that he wants to play in La Liga (the league he has followed since he was a kid) Both languages and climate are also factors to take with. I remember he whined about the weather in UK in a TV-show where he had to drive go-cart inside

He supported Real Madrid as youth.

He had already been in Madrid, if not Baldsano had lost the election. ( We all remember his quotes under and after WC.

Real Madrid is of course not a step down to move. They have done better both past and present than Red Devils. The worlds biggest football club who are current La Liga champions and are leading La Liga atm with seven points, wider in both Cup and CL. The club will also in the future have goals and capital to win everything.

He may want another challenge one day. How old is he? 22? In 2013 he is 27 year old...and still a great age for a footballer. I doubt he still is in England.

However, As I often says, Time Will Show


One day he will leave EPL.

The only players who have ever wanted to leave United in the last decade have been those who don't play. United is a special club, like Madrid, so unless something major happens I really doubt United would part with the best player in the world.

But of course as you say, time will tell.

[Pennywise]

Originally Posted by EURODAD

JEC is just frustrated at how some teams can purchase championships by purchasing players. I can understand his frustration as we both support a league that can not afford to hang on to thier young players. It truly is creating and uneven playing ground. Have and have not teams. I really wish there was some system of salary cap in Europe. Just to even the playing feild a bit. It would make the competion much more enjoyable for the fans. Especially for the fans of the middle of the pact teams that all of a suddon could hang on to their young tallent.

Well, its another debate. There will always be differences and contrasts in the world...also inside football.

Its very difficult for the smaller teams to build something big in their nation and in Europe with a team. When they develop good players, the big clubs will be there and buy and temp them with good salarys.

However, I think there will come some changes in the future, but the biggest clubs in for example Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, England, etc will always be in the top....much because of their history, economy, performances and identity.

But there will always be hope for the small teams too.