Football legend Ronaldo is a target for Manchester City
according to Milan's outspoken vice-chairman Adriano
Galliani.
Milan released the Brazil international at the end of last
season, while the player started to recover from another serious
knee ligament rupture.
The 31-year-old is working to become a footballer again, and
City, busy in the transfer market since the appointment of Mark
Hughes this summer, have emerged as a possible destination for Il
Fenomeno.
Galliani has confirmed that City owner Thaksin Shinawatra is
keen on making such glamorous signing, despite Ronaldo’s injury and
suspected weight problems.
“For sure they want him,” Galliani said about City.
“A Brazilian friend of mine, expert of South American football,
is convinced of it.”
City chief executive Garry Cook announced to the
fans he would sign a world star, and after missing out on
Ronaldinho, the Eastlands outfit could finally bring free agent
Ronaldo to The City of Manchester Stadium.
