The right-back of the Portugal national team and the English Premier League club expressed his desire to stay in the "Red Devils" team coached by Sir Alex Ferguson for "many more years". The 22-year-old footballer, whose contract with Man Utd is valid until 2010, is demonstrating fantastic form this season and is linked with a summer move to the Spanish giant Real Madrid. "It's a good sign to know that many clubs are interested in me, including one like Real," said the Portuguese star. "It means I am valued. But I am very happy here and I hope to stay at Man Utd for many more years." C. Ronaldo, who left Sporting Lisbon and moved to Man Utd in August 2003, is currently preparing with the Portugal national team for the 2008 European Championship qualifying matches in Group A against Serbia. The player continues to show excellent form, as he scored two goals in the 4-0 win against Belgium last Saturday. Wearing the Man Utd shirt this season, the young talent is second in the Premier League in scoring with 16 goals, trailing behind Chelsea's leader Didier Drogba by two goals. Additionally, the Portuguese has also scored two goals in the FA Cup. Born in Madeira, the player was recognized as the best player in the Premier League in November and December, and also won the title of the best Portuguese athlete of the year. When asked if he is currently the best player in the world, C. Ronaldo replied: "My Man Utd teammates have my back, but of course I think I am one of the best." The Red Devils want to extend the contract with the Portuguese for two more years, obligating him to stay in the club until 2012. "I have a good contract financially, but I really care about showing good form," added the Portuguese.
C.Ronaldo: "I want to stay in Manchester"
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