Ramon Calderon: Last News

Real Madrid's approaches to Cristiano Ronaldo, so much so that he branded them a "mob". Ronaldo had become one of the world's best players during his six years at Manchester United, winning the Ballon d'Or in 2008. His performances for the Red Devils saw him draw the attention of La Liga giants Real Madrid.

Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon believes Juventus are missing Cristiano Ronaldo, despite some comments from his former team-mates.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefChinese state broadcaster CTGN may have declared the scuppered plans for a European Super League (ESL) as an “own goal for football,” but, in fact, many Chinese soccer fans and broadcasters would have loved the ESL.As the ESL proposal collapsed in less than three days, huge volumes of invective were addressed at the executives and club owners who had joined the plan. They were mercenaries, out of touch with fans.

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Tottenham may well keep Harry Kane this summer after all with Real Madrid struggling when it comes to finances.The Spurs striker has been linked with a move away from north London with Manchester United also believed to be keen.Kane has constantly impressed at Tottenham though many believe he should leave in order to further his career and have a better chance of winning trophies.Real Madrid would certainly offer Kane that with Los Blancos often at the top of La Liga and in the latter stages of the Champions League.Though former Real president Ramon Calderon doubts the Spanish giants will be able to splash out big this summer with Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland also linked with moves.“They are always rumours at this time of the season.

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is "wanted" by Real Madrid - but the club's former president Ramon Calderon doubts that they have the finances to sign him.

Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon insists Los Blancos will not part ways with Zinedine Zidane to appoint Mauricio Pochettino this season.

Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon has stuck the boot into Gareth Bale and insisted the Welsh wizard has been a let down at the Spanish giants. Bale is closing in on a £20m return to Tottenham after seeing his relationship with Real boss Zinedine Zidane disintegrate.The 31-year-old joined Real from Spurs in 2013 in a stunning £85m deal that was a world record at the time.He went on to help them win the Champions League four times and has scored over 100 goals.But despite his success, Calderon believes Bale has been disappointing and will always live in the shadow of Real legend Cristiano Ronaldo.He said: "I think it's been a pity.

Gareth Bale could still leave Real Madrid for the Premier League this summer. The Wales talisman is no longer part of Zinedine Zidane’s plans and he admitted earlier in the week that he would be interested in a return to the league where he impressed with Tottenham.

Gareth Bale says he was excited for a project last year but it didn't materialise, as Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon confirmed a bid for him was rejected.

Real Madrid turned down an offer worth €100million (£89m) from a Premier League club for Gareth Bale last summer, their former president Ramon Calderon claims.

Gareth Bale refuses to leave Real Madrid this summer and is prepared to wait up to two years for his next club match if necessary.