Barca want to get their own Beck with Ronaldinho

BARCELONA could exact ironic revenge on Manchester United by snapping up £10million-rated midfielder Ronaldinho from Paris St Germain.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2003 - 01:00
Ken Gaunt

The Spanish club are still reeling after David Beckham decided to rebuff their approach and join Real Madrid instead.

United are believed ready to step up their interest in Ronaldinho following the £25million departure of the England captain.

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