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Taken from Football365, thought this might be interesting as Real Madrid already have quality players.
Roberto Carlos is desperate to get Real Madrid to buy his Brazil team-mate Ronaldo.
"I will meet club president Florentino Perez and I will try to convince him that Real Madrid have to buy Ronaldo," the defender told Onefootball.
And Ronaldo's Brazil strike partner Rivaldo is already drooling at the prospect. "A team with him Zidane, Raul, Roberto Carlos and Figo would be something else," said the Barcelona star.
Ronaldo returned to the Inter side last season, after over two-and-a-half years out with a knee injury that threatened to end his career, and scored seven goals in ten Serie A games as the Nerazzurri narrowly missed out on the Scudetto.
Inter president Massimo Moratti hinted before the World Cup that he might be prepared to sell the striker, but he is now keen for the Ronaldo to repay the faith and patience shown towards him during his recovery.
Ronaldo's priorities, however, seem to lie elsewhere. "My future is a victory in the 2004 Olympic Games," he said when asked what he is now aiming for after winning the World Cup.
Moratti was hoping Ronaldo's quest for glory might have been more focused on his club. "Like all Inter fans, I was greatly moved by his success, but now he has a duty to win us the Scudetto," Moratti said on Monday.
Ronaldo is under contract at Inter until 2004 and is on a salary of £3 million a season, but his advisor Martins remains optimistic that Inter will be willing to renegotiate. "It would be a wonderful signal if Inter decided to increase Ronaldo's salary," he said.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, meanwhile, revealed last week that he will not be tempted into a move for Ronaldo because he is still not convinced the Brazilian has fully recovered from his knee injury.
"He is a good player but he has been troubled for four years with injury, and I have doubts about how he will perform in the future," he said. "We haven't talked with him or about him," Perez added.
Roberto Carlos is desperate to get Real Madrid to buy his Brazil team-mate Ronaldo.
"I will meet club president Florentino Perez and I will try to convince him that Real Madrid have to buy Ronaldo," the defender told Onefootball.
And Ronaldo's Brazil strike partner Rivaldo is already drooling at the prospect. "A team with him Zidane, Raul, Roberto Carlos and Figo would be something else," said the Barcelona star.
Ronaldo returned to the Inter side last season, after over two-and-a-half years out with a knee injury that threatened to end his career, and scored seven goals in ten Serie A games as the Nerazzurri narrowly missed out on the Scudetto.
Inter president Massimo Moratti hinted before the World Cup that he might be prepared to sell the striker, but he is now keen for the Ronaldo to repay the faith and patience shown towards him during his recovery.
Ronaldo's priorities, however, seem to lie elsewhere. "My future is a victory in the 2004 Olympic Games," he said when asked what he is now aiming for after winning the World Cup.
Moratti was hoping Ronaldo's quest for glory might have been more focused on his club. "Like all Inter fans, I was greatly moved by his success, but now he has a duty to win us the Scudetto," Moratti said on Monday.
Ronaldo is under contract at Inter until 2004 and is on a salary of £3 million a season, but his advisor Martins remains optimistic that Inter will be willing to renegotiate. "It would be a wonderful signal if Inter decided to increase Ronaldo's salary," he said.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, meanwhile, revealed last week that he will not be tempted into a move for Ronaldo because he is still not convinced the Brazilian has fully recovered from his knee injury.
"He is a good player but he has been troubled for four years with injury, and I have doubts about how he will perform in the future," he said. "We haven't talked with him or about him," Perez added.
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What could they have done to stop him from getting the money while he was injured?
yes, but for someone who didn't *actually* kick a ball for 2 years, reaping in £6million is very comfortable...
£3M isnt that much though considering he is Ronaldo. Batistuta is on £5M+ a year at Roma. And he can hardly kick a ball straight these days...
on 3million a season, i'll bet Ronaldo was realy upset that he spent two years watching the cash roll in.
Taken from Football365, thought this might be interesting as Real Madrid already have quality players.
Roberto Carlos is desperate to get Real Madrid to buy his Brazil team-mate Ronaldo.
"I will meet club president Florentino Perez and I will try to convince him that Real Madrid have to buy Ronaldo," the defender told Onefootball.
And Ronaldo's Brazil strike partner Rivaldo is already drooling at the prospect. "A team with him Zidane, Raul, Roberto Carlos and Figo would be something else," said the Barcelona star.
Ronaldo returned to the Inter side last season, after over two-and-a-half years out with a knee injury that threatened to end his career, and scored seven goals in ten Serie A games as the Nerazzurri narrowly missed out on the Scudetto.
Inter president Massimo Moratti hinted before the World Cup that he might be prepared to sell the striker, but he is now keen for the Ronaldo to repay the faith and patience shown towards him during his recovery.
Ronaldo's priorities, however, seem to lie elsewhere. "My future is a victory in the 2004 Olympic Games," he said when asked what he is now aiming for after winning the World Cup.
Moratti was hoping Ronaldo's quest for glory might have been more focused on his club. "Like all Inter fans, I was greatly moved by his success, but now he has a duty to win us the Scudetto," Moratti said on Monday.
Ronaldo is under contract at Inter until 2004 and is on a salary of £3 million a season, but his advisor Martins remains optimistic that Inter will be willing to renegotiate. "It would be a wonderful signal if Inter decided to increase Ronaldo's salary," he said.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, meanwhile, revealed last week that he will not be tempted into a move for Ronaldo because he is still not convinced the Brazilian has fully recovered from his knee injury.
"He is a good player but he has been troubled for four years with injury, and I have doubts about how he will perform in the future," he said. "We haven't talked with him or about him," Perez added.
Roberto Carlos is desperate to get Real Madrid to buy his Brazil team-mate Ronaldo.
"I will meet club president Florentino Perez and I will try to convince him that Real Madrid have to buy Ronaldo," the defender told Onefootball.
And Ronaldo's Brazil strike partner Rivaldo is already drooling at the prospect. "A team with him Zidane, Raul, Roberto Carlos and Figo would be something else," said the Barcelona star.
Ronaldo returned to the Inter side last season, after over two-and-a-half years out with a knee injury that threatened to end his career, and scored seven goals in ten Serie A games as the Nerazzurri narrowly missed out on the Scudetto.
Inter president Massimo Moratti hinted before the World Cup that he might be prepared to sell the striker, but he is now keen for the Ronaldo to repay the faith and patience shown towards him during his recovery.
Ronaldo's priorities, however, seem to lie elsewhere. "My future is a victory in the 2004 Olympic Games," he said when asked what he is now aiming for after winning the World Cup.
Moratti was hoping Ronaldo's quest for glory might have been more focused on his club. "Like all Inter fans, I was greatly moved by his success, but now he has a duty to win us the Scudetto," Moratti said on Monday.
Ronaldo is under contract at Inter until 2004 and is on a salary of £3 million a season, but his advisor Martins remains optimistic that Inter will be willing to renegotiate. "It would be a wonderful signal if Inter decided to increase Ronaldo's salary," he said.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, meanwhile, revealed last week that he will not be tempted into a move for Ronaldo because he is still not convinced the Brazilian has fully recovered from his knee injury.
"He is a good player but he has been troubled for four years with injury, and I have doubts about how he will perform in the future," he said. "We haven't talked with him or about him," Perez added.
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