The coach of Manchester United, Alex Ferguson, said that the soap opera related to the alleged transfer of Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid "has ended" and that the Portuguese will play at Old Trafford next season.
The Portuguese international has a contract with the entity Old Trafford until 2012 but has made public his desire to leave the Spanish team, which in turn would be happy to receive the Portuguese side.
Amid a flurry of rumours that speculators with short-term future of Ronaldo, the coach of the 'red devils' has insisted that the player will stay with United.
In statements made to the British channel Sky Sports News, Ferguson said that the matter now is closed. (Ronaldo) is a Manchester United player. This has been finished. Play here next season, believe me. This has been completed, " said the Scot, in allusion to the endless soap opera.
The end spoke in Lisbon recovering from his injury in the right ankle. The international went to a clinic in the Portuguese capital to continue his rehabilitation before traveling in the coming days the Dutch hospital where he was operated on July 7.
For his part, the president of Real Madrid, Ramon Calderon, has also hinted that his club could have desisted in their attempt to move into Portuguese, to indicate in the presentation by Rafael Van der Vaart that the Dutch might be the only signing in joining the white team before the new campaign.--elmundo--
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