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Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourniho

Christiano Ronaldo’s apparent next coah at Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho, has said that The Portugueses star is un happy beacase of the team’s failure to win a trophy this year.

Ronaldo, 24, has had a successful year personally, notching over 30 goals in his first season at the Bernabeau.  However, the club lost out to rivals Barcelona in the title race and were knocked out of the Spanish CUp and Champions League before the final stages.

“Crisitiano is not happy because he has not conquered any titles this sesason,” said newly crowned Champions League manager Mourinho.

Ha added that he is “clearly capable of of winning the Champions League with Real Madrid.”

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Cristiano has had a solid first season with new club Real Madrid.  Despite the team’s failure to capture silverware in the maiden season of the second installment of the “Galacticos” experiment, Ronaldo was impressive, and stood out as one of the top performers.

Though he sat out a large portion of the season with a succession of different injuries, Ronaldo recovered to score a remarkable 33 goals in 35 appearences in 2010, including 26 in La Liga.

Watch the best highlights of Roanldo’s seasn below.

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Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid, Spain

Real Madrid and Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo is set to return from his 2-month injury layoff on Wednesday.

Ronaldo has been included in Real’s 23-man squad for their cruicial Champions League match against Swiss champions FC Zurich.

Ronaldo has not seen action for Madrid since injuring his right ankle in September and has missed all nine the Spanish side’s matches in that period.

The $130m signing from Manchester United recently offered his personal reassurences that he would soon return from his hiatus and, it appears, he has been true to his word.

The Portuguese star could now feature in the revered ‘El Classico’ at the weekend, in which Real will face FC Barcelona at the Camp Nou.

Before his injury, Ronaldo had been in scorching form, scoring nine times in his first seven matches.

Real sit atop La Liga, one point clear of their arch rivals from the Basque Country in Northern Spain but are by no means assured of qualification from their Champions League group as thei trail AC Milan on goal difference and lead Marseille by only one point.

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Cristiano Ronaldo will be out indefinitely with an ankle problem

Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo has decided to consult his former specialist in the Netherlands after his prolonged ankle injury has failed to show signs of improvement.

Ronaldo, who became the world’s most expensive player after signing from Manchester United, originally suffered the injury to his right ankle in September and, after recovering,  re-aggravated it while playing for Portugal on October 10th — something that has angered Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.

“He cannot train and must continue treatment and relief work until another examination is made,” Perez fumed. “How can a nation (Portugal) be so careless with someone of such importance to them?”

Despite not being cleared to play, Ronaldo has been included in Portugal’s squad which is set to travel to Bosnia-Herzegovina on Nov. 18 for a crucial World Cup Qualifier.  The 24-year-old will then travel to Amsterdam to meet with Professor Niek van Dyjk who successfully treated treated the Portuguese star’s same ankle in 2008.

Early prognoses of Ronaldo’s injury suggested he would be sidelined for between three and four weeks.

Instead the 24-year-old, who scored nine goals in helping Real win each of their opening seven competitive matches this season, has missed his team’s last seven games, only two of which have been won.

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Ronaldo to Madrid for $131

Cristiano Ronaldo looks set to fulfil his dream by moving to Real Madrid as the world’s most expensive ever footballer.

The Spanish giants Madrid have had an outrageous 80 million British pound bid accepted for the Portugese winger who will complete his move providing he passes a medical.

It is believed that Sir Alex Ferguson will be given free reign to buy whoever he wants with the transfer fees, ensuring an exciting summer for Manchester United.

United will still have to face the prospect of defending their Premiership crown without their prize asset, but the news about how the funds will be used, the feeling around the club remains upbeat.

United fans may now turn to Wayne Rooney - who is both younger and has a greater passion for the club than Ronaldo - to be ‘the man’ for the latest era of Manchester United.

The theory is that Rooney will finally be deployed in his favourite centre foreward role, the position that has been so fruitful while playing for England.

Whatever the outcome for Ronaldo in Madrid, one thing that is almost certain is that Manchester United, under the manegement of Ferguson will, in the end, come out stronger.

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