Report: Milan Want €10 Million For Ronaldinho

It's getting complicated.

Jul 18, 2010 7:45:00 AM

By Subhankar Mondal

More On :  Ronaldinho
Ronaldinho - Milan-Fiorentina - Serie A (Getty Images)
Italian giants Milan are willing to sell their star Brazilian playmaker Ronaldinho but only at a price, latest reports suggests.
According to a report in la Corriere dello Sport, the Rossoneri could be indulged to sell the former Barcelona star if an offer in the region of €10 million is put on the table. Brazilian giants Flamengo and MSL side L.A. Galaxy are interested in signing the player and although Milan had earlier claimed that they are not willing to let the player this summer, it now appears that they are willing to negotiate.
Ronaldinho has just a year left on his current contract and could leave for free next summer. The 30-year-old was signed from Spanish powerhouse Barcelona in the summer of 2008 and after a difficult first season, Ronnie burst into life in 2009-10.
Milan are ready to offer the former World Cup winner a contract extension but cannot afford to pay him more than €4 million a season.
It's been reported that Ronaldinho and his brother-cum-agent Roberto de Assis will hold talks with the Milan officials over the Brazilian playmaker's future at the San Siro.
Italian giants Milan are willing to sell their star Brazilian playmaker Ronaldinho but only at a price, latest reports suggests.

According to a report by Il Corriere dello Sport, the Rossoneri could be persuaded to sell the former Barcelona star if an offer in the region of €10 million is put on the table. Brazilian giants Flamengo and MLS side Los Angeles Galaxy are interested in signing the player and although Milan had earlier claimed that they are not willing to let the player leave this summer, it now appears that they are willing to negotiate.

Ronaldinho has just a year left on his current contract and could leave for free next summer. The 30-year-old was signed from Spanish powerhouse Barcelona in the summer of 2008 and after a difficult first season, Ronnie burst into life in 2009-10.

Milan are ready to offer the former World Cup winner a contract extension but cannot afford to pay him more than €4 million a season.

It's been reported that Ronaldinho and his brother-cum-agent Roberto de Assis will hold talks with the Milan officials over the Brazilian playmaker's future at the San Siro.

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