Cristiano Ronaldo sells three cars and his house!

Real Madrid’s £ 80 million signing Cristiano Ronaldo is planning a big sale of his properties. The 24-year-old superstar has put his three cars up for grabs through Vehicle Consulting.

The three cars (Mercedes C220CDI, Bentley Continental GT Speed, and Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Tiptronic) are said to cost £ 195,740 on the market in all. According to a source, Cristiano Ronaldo is eager to sell his vehicles because of the right-hand drive factor.

Meanwhile, reports also suggest that the Portuguese’s £ 4 million mansion in Cheshire, including cupboards packed with clothes, will also be on sale.

Videos of Cristiano Ronaldo “CR9” – Real Madrid presentation!

Cristiano Ronaldo finally realized his dream of being part of Real Madrid’s galactic family last night. The Portuguese Superstar received a monumental reception at the Santiago Bernabeu which only just described the hugeness of the event.

The grown kid from Madeira, who developed into the world’s best player at Manchester United, was greeted by an estimated 80,000 fans who wanted to see him in body.

Watch extracts of Cristiano Ronaldo’s presentation at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium here.

CNN COVERAGE: CRISTIANO RONALDO “CR9″ CRAZY FANS

CRISTIANO RONALDO’S GLAMOROUS PRESENTATION

Cristiano Ronaldo: Let’s win the double, Real Madrid!

In the past couple of season, Cristiano Ronaldo managed to win the double with Manchester United twice.

In 2008, Ronaldo won both the English Premier League and the Champions League titles with Manchester United. In 2009, Ronaldo helped the Red Devils to retain the league title and to win the Carling Cup trophy.

Now, the 24-year-old Portuguese Superstar is backing Real Madrid to win the double after the Spanish club was overshadowed by Barcelona’s treble success last season.

“We are going to take it step by step. The priority is the league. The Champions League is very nice, but it also depends on luck and the ties you get.

“It’s going to be a difficult mission to get the double, although I think we are going to do very well.

“My hope is to win at Real Madrid everything that I won during my time at Manchester United. With the structure Real Madrid have, this is possible.

“The new players that have arrived must fit in well with those already here so that all together we can win many things at Madrid and make the club a little greater still.”

Cristiano Ronaldo: La Liga and El Clasico, better than ever

Ronaldo did not only mentionned his desire to win for Real Madrid. Speaking to the guardian.co.uk, the world player of the year also tipped La Liga as better than the Premier League as next season will feature the likes of most of the world’s big stars in Spain.

Ronaldo said:

“The Premier League is a very good competition,”

“but I think that the Spanish league is going to have a little more quality because of the players who are arriving.

“Both leagues are going to be very good, but I think that with Florentino Perez’s signings, the Spanish league will be superior to the English.”

And then what about the fierciest derby in the world, the El Clasico? With Real Madrid’s summer transfer signings appearantly getting on the nerves of Barcelona’s Juan La Porta, there is a sensation that the tension in th El Clasicos will be huge. Ronaldo concluded:

“It’s going to be a magnificent competition in Spain this year,”

“All the footballers have a lot of quality and the referees protect the players more.”

Cristiano Ronaldo to be presented at Real Madrid tonight

“My great dream is to win the Champions League in the Santiago Bernabeu next season.” This is one of Cristiano Ronaldo’s most important statements since becoming an official Real Madrid player.

Cristiano Ronaldo will be presented tonight at the Santiago Bernabeu in what promises to be a galactic ceremony. Over 75,000 supporters are expected to attend the stadium to see Florentino Perez’s most expensive signing wear his white jersey for the first ever time.

Cristiano Ronaldo: Trophies first, Ballon d’Ors later

Ahead of tonight’s gala reception in the Spanish capital, the world player of the year has underlined his desire to achieve success in his dream club. Ronaldo went on to put individual awards way behind collective success. The 24-year-old winger is expected by many journalists to reaffirm himself as the world’s best next season, as Messi is predictably going to scoop every award this year.

“Many players have won the Ballon d’Or with Real Madrid. Of course there are aspects of my game which I can improve upon,” Ronaldo suggested. However, he continued:

“But my priority is not the Ballon d’Or, it is the success of the team. I want to one day win the same number of trophies as Di Stefano.”

Cristiano Ronaldo’s € 94 million price tag has come under criticism from many people including UEFA’s president Michel Platini. While some are predicting flop years in Spain for Cristiano Ronaldo, the player himself is looking forward to become Real Madrid’s greatest every footballer.

“My objective is to be one of the best players in history, if not the best.

“I will show that I am worth what I was paid for.”

“I admire Raul’s dedication, Guti’s talent and Casillas’ skill.”

“Now I can say that I have completed my dream. Monday will be the biggest moment of my life.”

Cristiano Ronaldo, who avowed that he would have preferred the number 17 jersey, will carry the number 9 jersey in Real Madrid if AS’s reports are to be believed. Coincidently, this number was worn by Real Madrid legend Di Stefano and Brazil’s phenomenal Ronaldo.

Ronaldo expecting a wonderful atmosphere at Real Madrid

Kaka, Benzema, Raul, Arbeloa, perhaps Ribery and Alonso… Well, all these players are expected to feature in Real Madrid come next season. It is a bit hard to imagine how they’ll team up together and what formation they’ll play. But Ronaldo imagines that there will be no problem whatsoever.

He said:

“I am looking forward to playing with Kaka, we are totally compatible. Benzema is very good too, a great player.”

The media, who have been portraying Cristiano Ronaldo as a selfish and arrogant lad, are tipping the Portuguese Star to create an unfriendly atmosphere in the dressing rooms at Real Madrid. However, Cristiano Ronaldo has other ideas. He revealed:

“I am not like the tabloid press say.”

“I am a very friendly and approachable person.”

Tonight will mark a new era in the career of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Breaking news: Frustrated Ronaldo attacks a 17-year-old suspected paparazzi!

Recent reports state that Real Madrid’s new Superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo, apparently attacked a 17-year-old girl while on trip in Lisbon.

The story tells that Ronaldo, frustrated by the girl who was filming him in the streets, came out from his £200,000 red Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano to affront her. He then kicked the window of the car where the young girl was sitting and that slices of the glass which broke were left all over the girl.
There were cuts on the arm of the lady who had to go to the hospital to be treated. The case was later reported to the police.

Pardal understands that the 17-year-old girl was a Cristiano Ronaldo fan, but some reports believe that she could be working that out alongside a photographer, or a freelance paparazzi by herself.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s management company explained the incident in a released statement:

“Because of his mother Dolores’ despair, Cristiano Ronaldo finally reacted impulsively, kicking the car of the individual concerned and his travelling companion.”

In an apology made by Cristiano Ronaldo today and quoted by The Sun, the Portuguese winger explained his version of the story:

“I was accompanied by my mother, and he by a young woman who throughout our whole journey ostensibly and provocatively filmed all our movements.

“This persecution caused my mother to be so disturbed and upset that I had to stop my car to try to convince them to leave us in peace.

“I try to swallow it and remain indifferent. But when my mother is involved, then I’m sorry but I don’t let anyone, I repeat anyone, harass her.

“I regret what I did, but I can’t promise that I would not react in the same way again in the same circumstances.”

Kaka: There will be no rivalry between me and Ronaldo.

Fifa’s 2007 World Player of the Year, Ricardo Kaka, was finally unveiled as a Real Madrid player on Tuesday, June 30.

There was a memorable and glamorous ceremony conducted at the Santiago Bernabeu where over 40,000 fans gathered to see the event. Kaka also made his first press conference as an official Real Madrid player.

Among the numerous questions that fell on the table, an obvious one did not miss out. Kaka, who dreams of winning another Ballon d’Or award, was asked whether there will be a rivalry between him and Ronaldo in Real Madrid.

Looking at Jorge Valdano, the Brazilian playmaker bombastically repeated:

“Will CR7 be a rival?”

As the press was anxiously waiting for his response, he went on to declare:

“There is no rivalry. He will be a team-mate, and we’re compatible players and of course we’re going to be able to play together.

“And off the pitch, there’s no rivalry. This is not the way I am, and not the way I see life and football.

“We are both winners, we both have the same ambitions, so I think we both have the same objectives.”

Kaka and Ronaldo are poised to make their debut in a Real Madrid shirt later this month, when Los Blancos face L.D.U in the Peace Cup tournament staged in Andalusia.

Alex Ferguson: Farewell, Cristiano Ronaldo!

The deal is completely done and dusted. Manchester United have today received Real Madrid’s £80 million offer in full payment. Cristiano Ronaldo also became an official Real Madrid player on July 1.

Speaking about the Portuguese fleet-footed player and his departure, Sir Alex Ferguson stated:

“Cristiano has been a marvellous player for Manchester United. His six years at Old Trafford have seen him develop into the best footballer in the world.

“His contribution has been a major factor in the club’s success in that time and his talent, his ability to entertain and his infectious personality have enthralled fans the world over.

“Everyone here wishes him well in his future career.”

Most of the players who fell out with Manchester United or Sir Alex Ferguson before leaving the club apparently struggled to find their foot in their next club. Will it be the case for Cristiano Ronaldo?