Transfer Bollocks: Milan Plot Record Bid For Ronaldo

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AC MILAN will launch a world record bid for Cristiano Ronaldo — if they win this season's Serie A title.
Silvio Berlusconi — the owner of Milan — confirmed he will make an offer for the Real Madrid superstar, who moved to the Bernabeu in a world record £80million deal from Manchester United in 2009.

Ronaldo has been in sensational form this season, smashing 28 goals in 28 games for Jose Mourinho's side and is a firm favourite among fans.

But Berlusconi has made it clear he is prepared to shatter the world record fee paid by tempting the 26-year-old Portugal international to the San Siro.


Berlusconi said: "If we win the scudetto then the next transfer window will see us add one or two great players, and one of those could be Ronaldo.

"If we were able to add Ronaldo to our squad I think it would please everybody. Sometimes dreams come true."

Milan are three points clear at the top of the Italian league with six games left as they bid to win their first championship since 2004.

Berlusconi reined back spending during the global economic crisis but eased the purse strings at the start of this campaign by signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic from Barcelona for £20m and Robinho from Manchester City for £15m.


AC Milan plot world record bid for Cristiano Ronaldo | The Sun |Sport|Football
 
Yeah but they didnt sign Ibrahimovic or Robinho did they. They have them on loan with big figure agreements if they want to sign them.

If they were to somehow do this and sign Ronaldo they'd more than likely be letting Ibrahimovic go back to Barcelona and from there who knows
 
Berlusconi is under fire in Italy, his way of deflecting attention a bit. Why would Ronaldo join a ageing struggling Milan team?
 
I highly doubt Ronaldo would want to leave the team of his dreams and go to a shitty Milan side with no defensive capabilities. They may be good enough to win the Italian league but no where near as good enough to even reach the semifinals of the Champions League. I think they will be better off buying some youngsters to better their midfield and their defense with the money they were going to use to buy Ronaldo.
 
Richter said:
Berlusconi is under fire in Italy, his way of deflecting attention a bit. Why would Ronaldo join a ageing struggling Milan team?
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Well they arent struggling are they. They are doing very well. But the reason for that is that they took a few expensive players on loan.

If they wish to keep them they'll have to spend a lot of money to do so, surely not allowing them the funds to bid for Ronaldo.

I'm guessing the idea is that they let Robinho and Ibrahimovic leave, use the rest of the kaka money and the money from winning serie A/champions league place to get Ronaldo and then rely heavily on Ronaldo, Pato and Cassano to do everything for them
 
I think they should be a bid for Torres. about £10m should be about right.
 
And what kind of figures are they talking about here?

ALL things considered, it would have to be upward of £150 million.
 
cesc's_mullet said:
And what kind of figures are they talking about here?

ALL things considered, it would have to be upward of £150 million.
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It would be just over £80 million and a few statements from Ronaldo about his Milan dream

They'd sell an unhappy player and Madrid are known to sell quality players on the cheap
 
Ekeke said:
Well they arent struggling are they. They are doing very well. But the reason for that is that they took a few expensive players on loan.

If they wish to keep them they'll have to spend a lot of money to do so, surely not allowing them the funds to bid for Ronaldo.

I'm guessing the idea is that they let Robinho and Ibrahimovic leave, use the rest of the kaka money and the money from winning serie A/champions league place to get Ronaldo and then rely heavily on Ronaldo, Pato and Cassano to do everything for them
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Spurs knocked them out in CL, if that isn't struggling I don't know what is:D

Italian teams don't value the league title half as much as a English team do, it's a mere consolation prize for a team like Milan.
 
Richter said:
Spurs knocked them out in CL, if that isn't struggling I don't know what is:D

Italian teams don't value the league title half as much as a English team do, it's a mere consolation prize.
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They care enough about it to cheat.
 
Ekeke said:
They care enough about it to cheat.
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They "rig" matches in Serie B too, it's not about what's at stake it's about money and if they can get away with doing it. Awfully corrupt country.
 
Real wont want to sell and I can't see Ronaldo wanting to go.

Berlusconi can dream but that's all it is.
 
I'm also plotting an evil plan to get under Ellen Page's pants. Doesn't mean that it will come to fruition now does it?
 
I get the feeling that Ronaldo would only go to Italy after he's won everything he can with Madrid.

Y'know, because me and Cristiano chat every day and I know him well.
 
Richter said:
Berlusconi is under fire in Italy, his way of deflecting attention a bit. Why would Ronaldo join a ageing struggling Milan team?
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True and he may have to call an election sooner or later. He is doing everything to deviate the attention lately, including telling jokes....maybe this is yet another one :)
 
I was referring to the article, not you Jonno. Don't read anything into the fact that it was you who posted it.
 
Why would Ronaldo leave Madrid for Milan before at least another 5 years?
 
Real dismiss Ronaldo talk | Sky Sports | Football | Primera Division | News

AC Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi's dream of signing Cristiano Ronaldo is 'pure fantasy', according to Real Madrid's market consultant Ernesto Bronzetti.

Ronaldo, a world record £80million signing at the Bernabeu from Manchester United in 2009, has attracted the interest of Rossoneri supremo Berlusconi, who says bringing him to the San Siro would be 'a dream'.

But Bronzetti insists Real chairman Florentino Perez has no intention of selling the Portugal ace, and says an Italy move is out of the question at this time.

"At the moment Perez has absolutely no desire to sell Ronaldo.

"Berlusconi likes beautiful things, as I'm aware, but now it is not possible. In a few years, who knows."


So there we are. Ron's a billionaire's plaything (bless) and Berlusconi will have to wait until some shiny new toy catches Perez's eye.
 
Ekeke is talking some rubbish in this thread. Silvio is not splashing 80m or so anytime soon. This is just to deflect some attention from the current scandals circling around him.
 
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