Manchester United assistant manager Carlos Queiroz has dismissed suggestion of a swoop for Real Madrid pair Michael Owen and Iker Casillas.
Queiroz, who had an ill-fated stint as Real coach, also ruled out a bid for Luis Figo, who is set to leave the Spanish giants this summer.
"Casillas is not in Manchester's plans, Owen does not interest us either, and there is no Figo negotiation," he said.
Queiroz also denied that Real had made an approach for Cristiano Ronaldo.
A representative for the Portuguese winger, who is two years into a five-year deal at
Old Trafford, confirmed that he is prepared to negotiate a revised contract.
"He still has three years to go on his contract so we will see what happens," Luis Correia, business partner of Ronaldo's agent Jorge Mendes commented.
"He will travel to Portugal with his team later this month so maybe a deal will be sorted out then.
"Of course, he is a top player and will attract interest from other clubs, but he is just concentrating on his football at the moment."
