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Ronaldinho unveiling today

REUTERS, Madrid
Brazil playmaker Ronaldinho completed his move from Paris St Germain to Barcelona on Sunday after passing a medical.
"Ronaldinho has passed the tests satisfactorily, with a great attitude," Barcelona medical chief Jordi Ardevol told the club's website after the tests had been completed.
"He is in excellent shape."
Ronaldinho's transfer fee has been widely reported in local media as 25 million euros ($28.03 million), rising to 30 million euros ($33.63 million) depending on performance.
The Brazilian, who was also wanted by Manchester United and Real Madrid, signed a five-year contract with Barcelona on Saturday and will be officially unveiled on Monday at 1745 GMT.
Meanwhile, Barcelona's success in signing Ronaldinho against stiff opposition from rival bidders Manchester United has been hailed by the Spanish press.
"Here comes the star" was how the Catalan paper Sport summed up the 23-year-old's transfer to the Nou Camp.
For AS daily Ronaldinho's transfer represented a major coup for new Barca president Joan Laporta following arch rival Real Madrid's success in bringing in heavyweights like Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo and David Beckham.
"The president (Laporta) has succeeded in restoring confidence. He has put an end to all the knocks from Real Madrid - Figo-Zidane-Ronaldo-Beckham," the newspaper wrote.
"You could say the tide has turned, Laporta's on the right track," it added.
Barcelona, desperate to end a four-year trophy-less spell, are under new management, with former Dutch international Frank Rijkaard replacing Radomir Antic, sacked in June.
Rijkaard is Barca's third Dutch coach after Johan Cruyff and Louis van Gaal.
Barca's other close season recruits were Fenerbahce's Turkey goalkeeper Rustu Recber, rated one of the best stoppers at last year's World Cup, Mexican defender Rafael Marquez and highly rated teenage striker Ricardo Quaresma.
Saturday's signing meanwhile leaves United boss Alex Ferguson searching round for a big name replacement - one name in the frame is Blackburn's Damien Duff, who has just had two days of transfer talks with Chelsea.
Ferguson, who is with his Premiership champions on a preseason tour in the United States, has yet to give his reaction to missing out on Ronaldinho.