Ronaldo Makes UEFA Team


By David Hobbs
January 20 2005

Cristiano Ronaldo has been named in UEFA's Team of the Year including 3 other British based stars, with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho as manager. The Portuguese winger hasn't showed his true potential in recent weeks and looks lethargic following a hectic summer.

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Ronaldo Makes UEFA Team

Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo has been named in UEFA's Team of the Year including 3 other British based stars, with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho as manager.

The Portuguese winger hasn't showed his true potential in recent weeks and looks lethargic following a grueling summer, starring for Portugal in both Euro 2004 and the Olympic games.

19-year-old Ronaldo has enjoyed a dream year by stamping his authority on football during his first-season at Old Trafford and becoming a regular in Scolari's Portugal side.

Arsenal duo Thierry Henry and Ashley Cole were also selected, so too were Chelsea pair Ricardo Carvalho and Jose Mourinho.

Team Selected: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus and Italy), Cafu (AC Milan and Brazil), Ricardo Carvalho (Chelsea and Portugal), Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan and Italy), Ashley Cole (Arsenal and England), Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd and Portugal), Maniche (Porto and Portugal), Ronaldinho (Barcelona and Brazil), Pavel Nedved (Juventus and Czech Republic), Thierry Henry (Arsenal and France), Andriy Shevchenko (AC Milan and Ukraine). Coach- Jose Mourinho (Chelsea).

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