Cristiano Ronaldo has 'completely
ruled out' a summer move to Real Madrid from Manchester
United.
The Portuguese ace is currently in discussions to sign a lucrative
new contract to stay at Old Trafford until 2012.
The new terms are a reward for Ronaldo's stunning form this season,
which has seen him top the club's goalscoring charts and play a key
role in the team's push for honours.
But Real are lurking in the wings, with president Ramon Calderon
confirming the Spanish giants would be 'first in line', if Ronaldo
wanted to leave.
United's fitness coach Walter Di Salvo, though, feels the
Premiership leaders have persuaded the winger to sign the new
deal.
Di Salvo is quoted in The Sun: "United have his new contract ready
with important figures and it's impossible that he'll leave.
"A move to Real Madrid is completely ruled out."
