Cristiano Ronaldo posa durante el lanzamiento del ranking de Castrol en Madrid
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Cristiano Ronaldo posa durante el lanzamiento del ranking de Castrol en Madrid

04 noviembre 2009 10:36 AM
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Cristiano Ronaldo posa durante el lanzamiento del ranking de Castrol en Madrid, 29 oct 2009. La lesión de tobillo que ha mantenido inactivo al atacante portugués Cristiano Ronaldo durante casi un mes aún no está curada y el jugador del Real Madrid todavía no puede retornar a los entrenamientos, dijo el miércoles el club de la liga española de fútbol. Ronaldo padeció la lesión en un partido de Liga de Campeones contra el Olympique Marsella de Francia, y luego la misma se agravó durante el triunfo de la selección portuguesa 3-0 sobre Hungría el 10 de octubre. REUTERS/Paul Hanna

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