Wednesday, 3rd July, 2013
Real Madrid talisman Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed that he “really” misses English football, but insists he is also happy in the Spanish league currently.
The former Manchester United star has been heavily linked with a return to the English giants this summer, and it has even been claimed that an informal meeting is on the cards.
Ronaldo spent six years at Old Trafford, and won plaudits for his displays with the club during that period. He notched up 196 Premier League appearances with the Red Devils, picking up 84 goals and 47 assists.
The player switched to the Spanish giants in the summer of 2009 for a staggering fee of £80m. Ronaldo continued his sensational form in La Liga, where he has clocked up 146 goals out of 135 appearances.
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He has now admitted that he spent one of the best moments of his career with Manchester United, and also stated that he never knows what will happen in the future.
“I really miss English football”, Ronaldo said via AS TV.
“For me it was some of the best years in my career when I was there at Manchester United. Everyone knows that. It’s a club still in my heart.
“But now my life is in Spain and I have enjoyed playing there too, and a part of my life is there. But in the future you never know. I’m really happy in the Spanish league at the moment.”
The player’s current contract at the club runs until June 2015. He has won one La Liga title with Real Madrid, in 2011/12.
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