Valencia president admits Cristiano Ronaldo interest

Valencia president Juan Soler admits the club have asked Manchester United to name their price for Cristiano Ronaldo.

Valencia president admits Cristiano Ronaldo interest
Mon, 24 Jul, 2006 - 20:21
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Valencia president Juan Soler admits the club have asked Manchester United to name their price for Cristiano Ronaldo.

Soler, who today unveiled close season signings Fernando Morientes and Asier Del Horno from Liverpool and Chelsea respectively, now wants to stage a third raid on the Premiership.

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