It’s official, Cristiano Ronaldo is a Real Madrid player after spending six years with the Premier League Champions Manchester United.

Love him or loath him, there’s no denying he was one of the best players the Premier League has ever seen. In total, Ronaldo scored an incredible 118 goals in all competitions for the Red Devils establashing himself as a firm favourite amongst the Old Trafford faithful.

Football Corner wants you to sum up Ronaldo’s time at United in just three words. Whenever we do the “Three words to sum up” we always get a good response from you, the readers, so let’s do the same again. If I had to use three words to sum up Ronaldo’s career at United, I would say he was : simply the best.

Leave your comments below and as always, make them funny.

Arsenal have today revealed their new 3rd kit for the 09/10 Premier League campaign. I quite like the new jersey, but I’m keen to hear what you Gunners fans and indeed any football fans feel about the new kit.

You can find several Arsenal jerseys over at myfootballkits.co.uk.

Comments below please.

“If I have the chance to play for Barcelona, I’d be really happy.”

Andrei Arshavin has today shocked Arsenal by claiming that should the opportunity arise, he would love to join Barcelona.

The Russian international moved to the Emirates just five months ago for a reported fee of £17 million. Since his arrival in North London, the 28-year old has scored six goals for Arsene Wenger’s men, establishing himself as a firm fan favourite in the process.

Before his move to Arsenal, Arshavin was strongly linked with a move to Barcelona, however nothing ever materialised with regards a move to the Camp Nou. There has been talk in recent times that Arshavin and his wife, Yulia, are unhappy in England due to the high tax rates and the food.

In the immediate aftermath of Arshavin’s switch from Zenit St Petersburg to Arsenal, Yulia claimed she would have preferred if her husband had of moved to Spain. Strange thing for Arshavin to say so early into his Arsenal career. Personally, I hope Arshavin doesn’t leave the Premier League anytime soon because I’m sure there is far more to see from the little playmaker. It will be interesting to see how the Gunners faithful react to Arshavin’s comments.

So Arsenal fans, what do you think? Comments below please.