Ronaldo is Better Than Beckhem: Ruud Gullit

Ruud Gullit reckons David Beckham will be under intense pressure when AC Milan take on Manchester United this month.

Gullit believes that Sir Alex Ferguson will do all he can to ensure Beckham does not get a happy homecoming.

In an interview for Barclay's Spaces for Sports, the former Milan and Dutch striker said: "I think that Ferguson will do everything to make it hard for him to play at Old Trafford.

"He won't say to the fans, ‘Give David a nice welcome'. He wants to win the game.

"I think that Ferguson will do anything he can when it comes to mind games."

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Gullit also spoke about Ferguson's decision to let Beckham go, which proved to be a good decision in the end.

He added: "You can see, as with Beckham, Jaap Stam and Van Nistelrooy, once there is a problem with the manager, you leave United.

"You can't blame Ferguson for Beckham going, because after that United won everything Ferguson wanted to win, including the Champions League again.

"You can't say he was wrong in terms of what happened afterward. He got Ronaldo - who was even a bigger player than David.

"Beckham will be very emotional. It will demand a lot of him to perform as he wants to perform.

"I'm curious as to how they will receive him at Old Trafford. It will be a great moment for him, which doesn't mean he is going to play well."

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"Ronaldo can Make History". Uefa Champios League Final 2009

Ronaldo, who admits his affection for Spanish football, claims that means much more to him than winning the world footballer of the year trophy last season when he beat Barcelona's Lionel Messi into second place.

Ronaldo said: "I like the Spanish league.

"I feel well in England in the Premier League, it is the strongest league. Barcelona have a great team which deserves respect but I believe we are better than them and we will show it.

"I respect Barcelona profoundly. Messi is playing marvellously well. I want to be sincere. I have to play well tomorrow for the team and the supporters. I look forward to it and I think it will be really special.

"I don't care about the Ballon D'or. What I want more is to win the Champions League. That's it.

"I just want to be the first team in history to win it twice."

Ronaldo has dismissed any fears about playing in white, like the Real Madrid side who were annihilated 6-2 by Barcelona recently.

He also insisted he is happy to carry the burden of the spotlight which constantly surrounds him.

"It's normal that people speak about me but I am 100% focused on this game," he said.

"I try to help my team 100%, score a goal and win the game. That's it."

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson also gave an insight into what makes Ronaldo United's most potent threat and why he constantly conjures up feats such as the 41-yard free-kick screamer which broke Arsenal hearts in the semi-final second leg at the Emirates.

Ferguson said: "There's no mystery. He's always out there after the team training has finished, practising his shots. The great players don't rely on their natural ability, they practice to make sure they have that something extra.

"In the semi-final against Arsenal I could tell he was going to hit it, from the body shape, even though it was so far out."

Lagerst Bid For Ronaldo

After months of gossip and speculation, the News of the World newspaper is claiming that the Spanish giants real madrid will definitely be making an attempt to sign the Manchester United star once the current season ends in May.
the worlds largets bid of £100million has been offered to move to the largets club of Europe.
Despite Ramon Calderon, who has been the principal pursuer of Ronaldo, being ousted from his position as Real president, his potential replacement, Florentina Perez, has already gone on record to say that the dynamic Red Devil - and Brazil ace Kaka - are his principal transfer targets, a declaration that only serves to add a degree of credence to the News of the World's claims.
"There is a cleverly conceived plan in place for Cristiano to join Real," a Spanish source told the paper.
"The reports that he is unhappy with the treatment he gets in England is part of it and will be used as a lever for him to get his dream move to Madrid.
"Of course, it will have to be achieved with United's approval but part of the strategy is to keep chipping away at their resistance until they give in."
"I would love him to join Madrid" Ronaldo said. He has already said that he wants to come and I hope that next season he is with us.
the question arise here is that will ronaldo really ripe to leave for real madrid, who gonna replace ronaldo in Man Utd?.....The heat is on!