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Figo, 32, opted to take an indefinite break from international football after last year's European championship but reconsidered his decision last month.
They have one of the most exciting squads around, full of proven matchwinners to take the burden off Ronaldo.
Spanish newspaper Marca reported that Real Madrid are now ready to talk to Arsenal about a fee for the French midfielder.
Figo is not quite the player he was at Euro 2000, when his driving runs on the right helped Portugal reach the semi-finals.
The Real Madrid footballer is one of the owners of the motor racing team which will compete in the new A1 Grand Prix series.
Figo, who retired from playing for Portugal after Euro 2004, has been called up for the World Cup qualifier against Slovakia on June 4.
Sharapova is not just one of the world's top tennis players but a brilliant business woman.
About 600 screaming fans were held back by a line of policemen outside the team's central Bangkok hotel.
Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari named the Brazilian-born midfielder in his 20-man squad for next month's World Cup qualifiers.
Portugal captain Luis Figo ended his five-year spell with Real Madrid
The Portuguese midfielder has agreed to sign a two-year deal with Inter Milan, Spanish media reported.
Luis Figo pledged on Saturday to see out his contract at the Spanish club even though he acknowledged he is no longer an automatic choice.
A 2-1 victory gave the hosts their first European championship final.
Liverpool have been put off by Real Madrid's insistence on a transfer fee for the Portuguese midfielder.
The Spanish giants drew 1-1 at home to Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League.
Real Madrid scored a 2-1 victory over the Thai national team in their last match of their Asian tour.
Real Madrid beat the China Dragon select team 4-0.
Florentino Perez has acquired a reputation for being Real Madrid's hero after bringing Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo and David Beckham to the club.
Portugal captain Luis Figo found it hard to express his feelings after leading the hosts into the Euro 2004 final with a 2-1 victory over the Netherlands on Wednesday.\n\n
For the 31-year-old it is his last, and best, chance to claim the major title that has always eluded him and his country.
"Does anyone think it's normal that one of the candidates doesn't even bother to present an election manifesto that can be voted on May 29."
Real Madrid beat Valencia 3-0 on Wednesday in a King's Cup quarter-final first leg victory.
The nine-times European Cup winners beat Partizan Belgrade and stayed on top of their group in the Champions League.
'I think it does not exist because we are on the same team so we (have) the same objective,' said the Portugese international.
The result keeps Real Madrid in third spot in the Spanish first division standings, a point behind Valencia and five adrift of leaders Real Sociedad.
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