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Milan Star Ronaldinho Hails Leonardo But Takes Swipe At Carlo Ancelotti
‘Dinho’ says that Leonardo’s appointment has made him smile again. However, he has few kind words for the Chelsea manager…
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Nov 16, 2009 11:19:47 AM
Milan ace Ronaldinho has revealed the secret behind his current resurgence, placing the blame squarely on former Rossoneri boss Carlo Ancelotti for his failure to shine at the San Siro last season.
“What changed for me after Leonardo came in for Ancelotti? I am playing now!” he sniped at the current Chelsea manager during an interview with the Diavoli’s official magazine, Forza Milan.
“I have adapted more to Italian football, I can speak the language, I feel better physically and my mind is worry-free.
“I have clicked with Leonardo and I’m happy, although from time to time he takes me off before the end of matches.
“Working with him is stimulating. ‘Leo’ is an enthusiast by nature and conveys his energy to us.
“He is a prepared tactician who will prove the club made the right choice in hiring him.”
Ronaldinho found his opportunities limited under Ancelotti last season and there were even suggestions he was prepared to leave the Rossoneri at the end of the campaign.
After a slow start this term, he has been featuring regularly in the Milan starting XI. 'Dinho' has helped the Diavoli up to third in Serie A and has played a role in their promising start to the Champions League.
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
“What changed for me after Leonardo came in for Ancelotti? I am playing now!” he sniped at the current Chelsea manager during an interview with the Diavoli’s official magazine, Forza Milan.
“I have adapted more to Italian football, I can speak the language, I feel better physically and my mind is worry-free.
“I have clicked with Leonardo and I’m happy, although from time to time he takes me off before the end of matches.
“Working with him is stimulating. ‘Leo’ is an enthusiast by nature and conveys his energy to us.
“He is a prepared tactician who will prove the club made the right choice in hiring him.”
Ronaldinho found his opportunities limited under Ancelotti last season and there were even suggestions he was prepared to leave the Rossoneri at the end of the campaign.
After a slow start this term, he has been featuring regularly in the Milan starting XI. 'Dinho' has helped the Diavoli up to third in Serie A and has played a role in their promising start to the Champions League.
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
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