Cristiano Ronaldo is unfazed by all the speculation
surrounding his future and has said he is happy at Manchester
United.
Reports in the Spanish press claim that Real Madrid chairman
Ramon Calderon has had a conversation with a fellow director during
which he revealed having reached an agreement regarding Ronaldo’s
future move to the Bernabeu.
But Sir Alex Ferguson has rubbished the story and Ronaldo has
committed himself to United.
The Portugal international is currently in Japan, preparing for
the Club World Cup final that will take place on Sunday against
Copa Libertadores winners Liga de Quito.
Ronaldo said: "I don't care what people are saying.
"I have not read it. I am here in Japan and I know nothing about
what is going on around me.
"But I am very happy playing for Manchester United."
Winning the Club World Cup would be massive for Ronaldo, who
dreams of adding another title to his collection.
"It would mean a lot for me to be a world champion," he
said.
"It would be fantastic to win this trophy - and now there is a
good chance, not just from a personal perspective but for
Manchester United.
"We might only have one opportunity and we have to take it."
He added: "We are expecting a difficult game. The second match
is always more difficult than the first, and we have to prepare
well.
"Quito are a good team, with a lot of experience. We have a
couple of days to study them and to see who the best players are,
but the most important thing for us is to put the ball in the
net."