Manchester City have dismissed reports linking them with Cristiano Ronaldo, branding the rumours "ill-informed" and "unfounded".

Cristiano Ronaldo have the potential in the earlier years but later he couldn't formed in his natural scenarios. On the spot player have the capacity to get carried out right in the  middle to forward direction.   
A £150million bid was said to be in the pipeline as the ambitious owners at Eastlands look to flex their financial muscles.
With the club preparing for a Champions League campaign in 2011/12, it is expected that they will be busy once the transfer market re-opens.
They have, however, moved quickly to distance themselves from a proposed approach for former Manchester United winger Ronaldo, who has spent the last two seasons in Spain.
Senior officials at Eastlands told Sky Sports News HD: "Speculation linking the club with Ronaldo is ill-informed and unfounded and nothing other than mischief-making.
"Whilst there is no doubt that Ronaldo is one of the world's greatest players, he is not on the club's list of transfer targets."
Ronaldo spent six years at Old Trafford between 2003 and 2009, landing three Premier League titles, an FA Cup and a Champions League crown during that time.