Real Madrid manager Manuel Pellegrini has fired an
ominous warning to the football world after revealing the club have
not set a limit on their transfer activity.
The Spanish giants have already captured former AC Milan star
Kaka and have had a world-record bid accepted for Manchester
United's World Player of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo.
Valencia striker David Villa is thought to be next on the
shopping list, while Arsenal's Gael Clichy has been rumoured as a
target in plans to match Barcelona's treble-winning season of La
Liga, UEFA Champions League and Copa del Rey glory.
Pellegrini admits that Real - driven by newly-elected president
Florentino Perez and director Jorge Valdano - are prepared to do
what is neccesary to build a 'versatile squad'.
"We don't have a specific number of
reinforcements we have to make," he told Real's official
website.
"We are trying to come up with a versatile squad. Real Madrid
will play in three championships next year and should not leave any
one of them aside.
"I'd rather not talk about future signings because it would all
be speculation at this stage. There are many good players that
could sign for Real Madrid."
He added: "This is an important time for Real Madrid. A capable
man like Florentino Perez has taken over the club and has been
joined by Jorge Valdano, someone who has always been associated to
all areas of the football world.
"They are building a great team, so it's natural for many
players to want to sign for Real Madrid."
