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Fergie wants Ronaldinho

AFP, Manchester
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has put Brazil World Cup star Ronaldinho at the top of his wish list but realistically expects to sign a French defender, Portuguese forward and English goalkeeper in the close season.
Ferguson told United's official website on Monday: "There won't be massive dealings. But hopefully there will be two, maybe three, that will come in."
The Manchester Evening News said Thursday the top three on his wanted list were French Under-21 international full-back Julien Escude, who plays for Rennes, Sporting Lisbon's 19-year-old Ricardo Quaresma and Leeds United goalkeeper Paul Robinson.
Ferguson tried to sign the four million pound (six million dollar)-rated Escude last August.
The five million pound-rated Quaresma is said to be the best thing to come out of Portugal since Luis Figo.
His chances of coming to Old Trafford were rated good because
of United coach Carlos Quieroz's links with Sporting.
Ferguson could probably get Robinson for eight million pounds from cash-strapped Leeds as a replacement for French keeper Fabien Barthez.
Paris St Germain new coach Vahid Halilhodzic has already said
he does not want to lose Ronaldinho but the indebted French club would probably take 15 million pounds.
New club chairman Francis
Graille has told United to come back after the French Cup final on May 31.
But Spanish sides Barcelona and Valencia are also interested.
Ferguson was said to have been put off by the 15 million pounds Blackburn Rovers have demanded for their Irish winger Damien Duff
And Leeds' Australian forward Harry Kewell was reported to be unimpressed about a move to Manchester who have offered seven million pounds.
That could let in Joe Cole now that West Ham have been relegated.
Ferguson wanted to sign the eight million-pound-rated 21-year-old as a youngster but he preferred to stay at home in London.
Juventus' French international defender Lilian Thuram, Dutch striker Roy Makaay, the leading scorer in Spain with Deportivo La Coruna, and Sunderland's 20-year-old French forward David Bellion are other possibilities.
The chances of Bellion moving to Old Trafford look high because Fergie tried to sign him in January and he is a free agent at the end of June.