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Real not ready to win Champions League: Ronaldo

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Posted: Nov 06, 2009 at 1250 hrs IST
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London Portuguese and Real Madrid winger Cristiano Ronaldo still believes his new club has a long way to go to win the Champions League.

'The Sun' quoted Ronaldo, 24, as saying: "I don't know if we are ready to win the Champions League. We are trying to take things one step at a time.”

"Barcelona play better football but that is because they have been together for several seasons, not just for a few months. With this Real team we have been together for a few months,” he added.

"I was at United for six seasons. In those six seasons I got to know my teammates. Every season we made progress and understood each other better," he said.

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