Premiership: Rivaldo happy to stay at Barcelona

Brazilian striker Rivaldo has ruled out the prospect of a big-money move to the Premiership.

Tue, 17 Apr, 2001 - 12:19

Brazilian striker Rivaldo has ruled out the prospect of a big-money move to the Premiership.

It had been reported the former world player of the year was the subject of behind the scenes discussions between Barcelona and Manchester United.

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