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Owen the Real carrot?
Real Madrid could offer Manchester United £10million plus Michael Owen in exchange for Cristiano Ronaldo, according to Saturday's newspapers.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has made no secret of his desire to see Owen link up with England colleague Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford following the Reds' goalscoring problems last season.
And Spanish giants Madrid - still looking their wounds following an early Champions League exit and Barcelona's La Liga title triumph -have made it equally clear they want to freshen up their midfield with Ronaldo.
Real sporting director Arrigo Sacchi said of the 20-year-old Portuguese winger: "The quality that he has and his age mean he
would be welcome at any club in the world."
Real coach Wanderley Luxemburgo is just as big a fan, so has instructed Bernabeu bosses to tempt United with a carrot of a cash deal plus Owen, who failed to dislodge Brazil hitman Ronaldo and Spanish forward Raul from their regular first-team spots last season.
Meanwhile, Owen has said that he will only leave Real Madrid if the club tells him to leave.
There has been much speculation linking him with a return to the Premiership but he says he is content to stay in Spain.
"I don't know what my situation is at the moment, but I know I am happy here," the England striker said in an interview with Spanish sports daily Marca on Sunday.
"All that I've been told is that Real Madrid are happy with me. I'm happy with the way things have gone, I want to win things with Real Madrid and I'm not thinking of leav-
ing.
"Of course if someone comes and tells me there is a club interested in me and that I have to leave, then I'll have to go.
" But I like this club and its fans and I have enjoyed myself more and more as each month has gone by."
Owen, who joined Real from Liverpool for 12 million euros ($14.55 million) last August, had a difficult first few months at the club but earned himself a regular place in the starting line-up by the end of the season.
He finished up as Real's second highest scorer in the league with 13 goals, eight fewer than Ronaldo but four more than fellow forward Raul.
The 25-year-old has been linked with several Premier League clubs in recent weeks, including Arsenal and United, while Spanish media report that Real are trying to close a deal to sign Brazilian international forward Robinho from Santos. (Internet Sources)