Ronaldo to AC Milan?

bedir than average · January 18th, 2007, 03:47 PM

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Italy's AC Milan have become the club most likely to sign out of favour Real Madrid striker Ronaldo after admitting the club would love to bring the Brazilian to the rossineri.

Other rumors also mention al Ittihad in Saudi (recent signers of Figo) and MLS. Though no one wants to pay a transfer to a team whose coach has stated that they do not desire to play Ronaldo.

Zen653 · January 19th, 2007, 01:01 PM

Ronaldo to the MLS would be a major coup for the future of professional soccer in the United States. He's more of a goal scorer than the less flashy, play-making Beckham. Adding both players at the same time could bring the sport to new heights in this country. I'm just not sure who could afford Ronaldo. If Beckham is worth $50 million per year, then Ronaldo is probably worth $75 million. I don't see any MLS owners forking over that kind of money. More likely, Ronaldo stays in La Liga or moves on to Italy.

bedir than average · January 19th, 2007, 10:50 PM

The league isn't paying Beckham 50M$ per, the league is paying less than 10M$ per year.

Ronaldo already turned down a 10yr/150M$ offer from the New York Red Bull, ownd by Red Bull an Austrian company.

January 19th, 2007, 10:50 PM	#3 (permalink)
bedir than average Hall of Famer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Starbucks Posts: 8,258	The league isn't paying Beckham 50M$ per, the league is paying less than 10M$ per year. Ronaldo already turned down a 10yr/150M$ offer from the New York Red Bull, ownd by Red Bull an Austrian company. __________________ I'm sorry I left for a while. I needed a vaction, and then work changed substantially. I'm over 50 hour weeks, plus two hours a day of commuting time. A few weeks ago I launched my own blog about Seattle Sounders FC and Life in Puget Sound. I won't be by these parts often as my focus has changed. Sorry about the unannounced retirement.

January 19th, 2007, 01:01 PM	#2 (permalink)
Zen653 Hall of Famer Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 7,283	Ronaldo to the MLS would be a major coup for the future of professional soccer in the United States. He's more of a goal scorer than the less flashy, play-making Beckham. Adding both players at the same time could bring the sport to new heights in this country. I'm just not sure who could afford Ronaldo. If Beckham is worth $50 million per year, then Ronaldo is probably worth $75 million. I don't see any MLS owners forking over that kind of money. More likely, Ronaldo stays in La Liga or moves on to Italy.