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Report: Ronaldinho's Three Day Bash Behind Milan's Derby Defeat To Inter
The Brazilian allegedly partied before the derby and was unprepared for the game, resulting in Milan's loss.
Feb 2, 2010 6:36:00 AM
By Salvatore Landolina
Milan lost the derby against bitter city rivals Inter because Ronaldinho went on a three-day booze-filled party, according to Il Corriere Della Sera.
Rumours in Milan claim the Brazilian celebrated for almost a week following his good form in the build-up to the derby.
Dinho spent three days in a luxury hotel in Milan as part of his alleged party, and he booked suites for himself and friends costing €1000 per night. He spent a total of €75,000 before he checked out to join the team at Milanello on the Saturday - a day before the derby.
The outcome was that he trained badly in preparation for the match, leading to a poor performance, and Milan's defeat. He missed a penalty too, fuelling rumours he was not fully prepared.
As things stand neither Ronaldinho, Leonardo nor Milan have made any comment on the press allegations. The report remains unconfirmed.
If you want to read more news on Italy, head over to Goal.com's Italy section!
Rumours in Milan claim the Brazilian celebrated for almost a week following his good form in the build-up to the derby.
Dinho spent three days in a luxury hotel in Milan as part of his alleged party, and he booked suites for himself and friends costing €1000 per night. He spent a total of €75,000 before he checked out to join the team at Milanello on the Saturday - a day before the derby.
The outcome was that he trained badly in preparation for the match, leading to a poor performance, and Milan's defeat. He missed a penalty too, fuelling rumours he was not fully prepared.
As things stand neither Ronaldinho, Leonardo nor Milan have made any comment on the press allegations. The report remains unconfirmed.
If you want to read more news on Italy, head over to Goal.com's Italy section!
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