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| Mentor warns Ronaldo not to get caught in Madrid glitz, glamour |
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| Monday, 15 June 2009 16:43 |
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Ronaldo''s Portugal boss Carlos Queiroz said that he is deeply worried that Ronaldo, 24, who moves from Manchester United to Real Madrid on a record pay-out of 80 million pounds, could be caught up in events away from the Bernabeu once he completes his switch. Queiroz said: "I have my opinion about my wish regarding the career of Cristiano - and I think Manchester United was the right club for him. It''s something to do with the fashion, the television, a different game that is in place nowadays. "I must say that at Real Madrid, these things can happen very easily." Queiroz had a spell as manager at Real during that period and believes the club''s failures were a result of too many commitments off the pitch. He is adamant that the only way Ronaldo will become a success is if he is not exploited for marketing reasons. "There were a lot of compromises and deals away from the pitch. When the club is huge and you put together players like Figo, Zidane and Roberto Carlos, the challenge is huge. (ANI) |