Ronaldo seeks second opinion on ankle 

Published: 9:49AM Thursday November 05, 2009

Source: Reuters

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Ronaldo seeks second opinion on ankle (Source: Reuters)

Source: ReutersThe club may have changed, but some things stay the same for Ronaldo

The ankle injury that has sidelined Cristiano Ronaldo for almost a month has not healed and the Real Madrid forward will seek a second opinion in the Netherlands, the La Liga club said on Thursday.

Ronaldo aggravated the problem in Portugal's 3-0 win over Hungary on Oct. 10 and had more tests on Wednesday that showed he is still unable to return to training, Real said on their website.

The club's world record signing will consult a specialist in the Netherlands who treated an injury to the same ankle a year and a half ago, they added.

Ronaldo is certain to miss Sunday's match at city rivals Atletico Madrid.


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