Gill: Ronaldo going nowhere

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has “unequivocally” stated Cristiano Ronaldo will be at the club next season.

Wed, 21 May, 2008 - 15:29

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has “unequivocally” stated Cristiano Ronaldo will be at the club next season.

Renewed speculation linking the prolific forward with Real Madrid has surfaced in Spain this week but ahead of tonight’s Champions League final against Chelsea, Gill has insisted the 41-goal winger will remain at Old Trafford under Alex Ferguson.

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