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'Who wouldn't love to have Ronaldo?' - Ancelotti
05/02/2013 8:30:00 AM
The Italian has joked that he would be delighted to have the Portuguese in his squad, and shared the biggest regret of his managerial career
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The Italian coach joked at first, but made it clear that PSG should not be part of any speculation regarding the Portuguese's immediate future.
"Ronaldo in my team? Why not! Who wouldn't love to have him?" the former AC Milan boss said light-heartedly, before adding "I am happy with the attackers I have."
The 53-year-old has worked with an array of world-class talent throughout his managerial career but concedes that not signing Roberto Baggio for Parma because the forward did not fit his tactical system is a decision which he still regrets.
"When I arrived in Parma I had the opportunity to sign Baggio," he said. "But I did not do it. His game did not suit the tactics system I had set up, but it was a mistake.
"If I had the chance again, I would have told him to come and we would have talked tactics after."
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