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Transfer Zone: Angel Di Maria seems relieved PSG chose Messi over Ronaldo

"Cristiano would certainly like to be here, but they signed Messi and luckily, it's better this way."

Cristiano Ronaldo

Angel Di Maria believes Cristiano Ronaldo will be desperate to join Paris Saint-Germain.

The Argentinian winger is delighted to have fellow native Lionel Messi at the club but thinks Ronaldo would be 'dying to be here.'

"Cristiano Ronaldo would be dying to be here. The quality and quantity of players at PSG is something unique.

"It doesn't happen often in clubs and the greats always want to be with the best. Cristiano would certainly like to be here, but they signed Messi and luckily, it's better this way." A dig or mistranslation? 

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