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No breakthrough still!

AFP, Manchester
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson held lengthy talks with Paris St Germain president Francis Graille over the transfer of Brazilian midfielder Ronaldinho here late on Thursday.
The meeting came hours after Graille hit out United, accusing the English champions of failing to comply with FIFA regulations and complaining that their verbal offers for the player had not been backed up by their written offers.
However, Ferguson and the club' s chief executive Peter Kenyon met with Graille and Ronaldinho's brother and agent Roberto Assis, a PSG club official told AFP.
The parties were discussing a sum ofthree million euros, whichis believed to be the shortfall between United's offer of 30 million euros (33.5 million dollars) and PSG's demands.
The PSG source said United had made no fresh proposals during the meeting, but Graille had suggested a friendly match between the clubs for which the television rights would go totally to the French club.
The meeting was the latest twist in the two-month long saga over 23-year-old Ronaldinho's future.
Commenting on reports in Britain that Barcelona had emerged as the favourites to sign the Brazilian, Graille accused United of dirty tricks.
"Manchester have not played the game in line with FIFA regulations," he said.
"They have negotiated directly with the player. Even if they have got agreement from the player, they haven't got agreement from his club and it's my intention to defend this club' s interests.
"The negotiations go on. If Manchester confirm to me in writing the proposals which have been made verbally, we should be able to reach an agreement.
"But over the last few days, Manchester's written offers have always been lower than the proposals made verbally."
Graille said United's verbal offer for Ronaldinho was superior to the
written offermade byBarcelona.
And the president said he had called Barcelona's new president, Joan Laporta, on Wednesday to give him his agreement for Ronaldinho to move to the Spanish club.
But that deal has hit a hitch because Laporta refuses to deal with Assis.
Meanwhile, reports in Le Parisien newspaper said PSG will see only a sixth of the transfer fee for Ronaldinho due to a series of payouts the club will have to make if their number ten moves on.
The report comes on the back of Australian striker Harry Kewell's five million pound (7.9 million dollar) move from Leeds United to Liverpool, ofwhichthe player's agent Bernie Mandic pocketed two million pounds, leaving Leeds with little reward for the player they nurtured
since the age of 15.
PSG paid Brazilian club Gremio Porto Alegre 6.5 million euros (seven million dollars) for Ronaldinho 'sservicesin July2001.
But that move saw a company called Sportfive pay 15 million euros for the midfielder's image rights, which PSG have to repay, said the report.
The French club will also have to pay Gremio four percent of any transfer fee received as a sell-on clause was included in the contracts.
Ronaldinho, whose contract at the Parc des Princes runs until 2006, can himself claim 15 percent of the transfer fee.
Should the transfer fee reach 30 million euros, after all the payouts have been made, PSG stand to make hardly five million euros from the deal that will see them lose their star player.