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Rivaldo has no problems

AFP, Barcelona
Barcelona star Rivaldo said he was fit and ready for action as Brazil's squad began arriving here Monday for a pre-World Cup training camp.
The fitness of the former world footballer of the year, who has had injuries to both knees this season, has been the subject of intense speculation in recent weeks.
Team officials last week insisted the Barcelona playmaker was fit for the World Cup, and Rivaldo brushed off fears here Monday as Brazil prepare to play a Catalonia XI later this week.
"I'm fit and feel in good shape," Rivaldo told an AFP reporter on arriving at Brazil's team hotel. "I'm
ready to start training."
Brazil's players were given a two-and-a-half hour run-out on Monday after settling into a team hotel put under blanket security.
Inter Milan star Ronaldo was also among those training as coach Luiz Felipe Scolari put the four-time World Cup winners through their paces ahead of Saturday's match at the Nou Camp.
Brazil, aiming to make up for their controversial 3-0 final defeat against hosts France four years ago, will be fine-tuning their preparations for first round matches against Turkey, China and Costa Rica.
Other players to arrive at the team hotel included AS Roma players Cafu and the tough-tackling Emerson.
Defender Cafu refused to answer questions to Brazil's notori-
ously tenacious football media but midfielder Emerson said he was "very happy and excited about playing in the World Cup."
Most of Scolari's 23-strong squad will be in Barcelona with Bayer Leverkusen's Lucio and Roberto Carlos of Real Madrid joining the party following Wednesday's Champions League final in Scotland.
Parma's Junior and AC Milan's Roque Junior will also shortly be linking up with their international teammates.
Keeper Dida and midfielder Vampeta, who are playing for Corinthians in the Brazil Cup final on Wednesday, will arrive in Spain the following day with Gremio keeper Anderson Polga and striker Luizao, who are tied up in Libertadores Cup quarter-final action the same night.