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Real cautious on Robinho

REUTERS/SPORTING LIFE
Real Madrid have not yet completed the signing of Brazilian forward Robinho from Santos, the Spanish club said on Friday.
"We have to be cautious," vicepresident Emilio Butragueno told Real's website. "The door has been opened to the signing of Robinho but it still hasn't been finalised, although it is very close."
The nine-time European champions said they paid 60 percent, or $30 million of the $50 million buy-out clause stipulated in Robinho's contract to buy Santos's share of his rights.
"We've presented a document to the Brazilian Federation that guarantees the payment of 60 percent of the player's rights. We still have to wait but there is no doubt that it is a very important decision.
"We have to remain prudent but we hope that everything will become clear in the next 24 to 48 hours.
"He's a different player with enormous talent and there aren't many players like him around at the moment. We've got a week left of our tour (of Asia) and if the signing is speeded up then we will take a decision to see if he can join up with the rest of the team."
In a further development the Primera Liga club said they had presented the documentation for the transfer to the Spanish FA (RFEF) who in turn had requested Robinho's International Transfer Certificate from the Brazilian FA.
Robinho's agent Wagner Ribeiro said the 21-year-old had agreed to forego the 40 percent of his rights to which he was entitled, accounting for the shortfall of $20 million in the buy-out clause.
But Brazilian club Santos insisted Robinho still belonged to them and that they were due the full $50 million.
"They haven't deposited anything," club president Marcelo Teixeira was quoted as saying by Spanish sports daily Marca.
"The situation hasn't changed and things are the same as they were before. If Real Madrid deposits $50 million Robinho will go, but if not he will stay at Santos."
Meanwhile, superstar Ronaldo was delighted to hear that Robinho's arrival at Real was eminent.
In China, where he is on tour with the rest of his Madrid team-mates, Ronaldo reacted happily to the news that Robinho's on-off transfer saga was finally coming to a positive end.
"What can I say, he is my friend, I speak to him almost every day and I am certain that we are all going to enjoy watching him play," Ronaldo said.
"He is really good and in two or three years, he will be the best player in the world."