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Reports from Italy are suggesting that Ronaldinho might not remain just a dream for AC Milan and the Italian club's fans. According to speculation, the Brazilian's rapport with Barcelona is not as good as it was a few months back, mainly due to the frequent arguments with Coach Frank Rijkaard.
The latest incident occurred on the return from the Christmas holidays, where Ronaldinho arrived late and Rijkaard punished the player by forcing him train on his own.
All of this could help Milan in their bid to sign the world class forward and bring him to San Siro to play alongside the resident Brazilian ace, Kaka.
In case that the relationship between Ronaldinho and Barcelona continues to deteriorate, the Rossoneri are prepared to splash 110 million Euros in order to sign Ronaldinho and make all Milan fans happy.
This sensational bit of transfer speculation comes hot on the heels of two other potential mega-deals in world football: that Inter would be willing to shell out 100 million Euros for Ronaldinho's Barca teammate Lionel Messi, and that Barca's rivals covet Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo for 40 million Euros.
Reports from Italy are suggesting that Ronaldinho might not remain just a dream for AC Milan and the Italian club's fans. According to speculation, the Brazilian's rapport with Barcelona is not as good as it was a few months back, mainly due to the frequent arguments with Coach Frank Rijkaard.
The latest incident occurred on the return from the Christmas holidays, where Ronaldinho arrived late and Rijkaard punished the player by forcing him train on his own.
All of this could help Milan in their bid to sign the world class forward and bring him to San Siro to play alongside the resident Brazilian ace, Kaka.
In case that the relationship between Ronaldinho and Barcelona continues to deteriorate, the Rossoneri are prepared to splash 110 million Euros in order to sign Ronaldinho and make all Milan fans happy.
This sensational bit of transfer speculation comes hot on the heels of two other potential mega-deals in world football: that Inter would be willing to shell out 100 million Euros for Ronaldinho's Barca teammate Lionel Messi, and that Barca's rivals covet Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo for 40 million Euros.
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