Flamengo President Patricia Amorim Admits To Milan Striker Ronaldinho Interest

Flamengo have become the latest Brazilian club interested in signing Milan striker Ronaldinho.

Jan 2, 2011 8:20:00 PM

By Rick D'Andrea

More On :  Flamengo, Gremio, Milan, Ronaldinho
Ronaldinho - Milan (Getty Images)
Flamengo president Patricia Amorim has revealed her club is interested in signing wantaway Milan striker Ronaldinho.

Her comments come in light of the forward's agent and brother Roberto admitting there is still a long way to go economically if the 30-year-old is to join Gremio.

"There are a lot of monetary issues to be resolved with Gremio if the club are to close out a deal for 'Dinho," the agent told Tuttomercatoweb.

"Every detail in regards to the player's wage has been worked out," Amorim declared. "All we need to understand is what Milan want to do with the remaining six months of the player's contract.

Ronaldinho has also been linked with a move to French side Paris Saint-Germain and English club Blackburn.

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