Ronalodo Welcomed, Forgiven

Cristiano Ronaldo is back, seemingly in good form. And he was welcomed like a hero as Manchester United and Chelsea took the field and he started in the bench.

His disapproving plan to get a record-breaking transfer deal to Real Madrid over the summer certainly disappointed, and even disgusted, Manchester United fans. But as his position on the matter was stamped down, resulting in him staying in Manchester United, there have been some grumbles as to whether he will be welcomed with open arms.

It seems that everything is going according to his thoughts, though. He had stated that his fans will still be loyal to him. And he wasn't wrong.

From Mail Online:

I’m already in the history of the club. When I play the fans will love me again.

No way do I see myself in the shirt of another Manchester team. [when asked about a move to Manchester City with a price of £135 million] I didn’t realise I was worth that much!

With this Golden Boot I have changed football a little. [about winning the Golden Boot for his incredible 42 goals] Usually strikers won it and I’m a winger. I have been the most consistent and the best.

Kaka Stays Put In AC Milan

Despite rumored deals of an £80-million transfer to Chelsea, another rumored transfer is hit on the Brazilian world player of the year. Kaka is said to have been offered a transfer to Manchester City! Hmm.. If you think about Ronaldo and Kaka in one team, it would probably be splendid. But Kaka has dismissed any claims of moving to another team.

From Mail Online:

Before it was Real Madrid, now it's England that is in fashion. The market is like that, just as Milan make offers other clubs make offers to Milan.

But I will never ask to leave. I have always been treated well by (club) executives and my rapport is excellent. Perhaps one day they (club executives) may change their approach with respect to me but I don't see that happening.

I will only leave if Milan decide to sell me or perhaps on the day when we no longer have the same objectives and that day has not come. Milan has done a good job in the transfer market, the club still wants to win and be competitive and those are my aims.

Kaka To Transfer To Chelsea?

Just last month, there were speculations of Chelsea's Roman Abramovich making a bid for AC Milan playmaker Kaka. And just last month, Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon claimed they did not make an offer for the Brazilain midfielder --- and that it is unlikely.

Recently, however, Kaka's agent has stated that the clubs are indeed talking about a transfer. There are no decisions yet. While Kaka's agent is willing to talk, Kaka himself has not stated anyything about the rumored transfer.