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Milan's Robinho Ready To Rumble Juventus
Oct 28, 2010 3:27:00 PM
Robinho targets maximum points when Milan host Juventus.
Robinho has armed himself for battle as Milan are on guard for the visit of Juventus in Saturday night's big game showdown.He is expected to start ahead of Ronaldinho, who still hasn't shaken off a muscular problem he suffered in training last week.
Robinho is now ready to capture the points with a crushing contribution.
"My team-mates have told me that it's the most important game of the season," he told Sky Sport Italia.
"We want to win everything. We are working towards having a good game. I have always played up front, but if the mister were to ask me to, I would defend without any problems."
And his future is firmly ingrained in Italy as he ponders a long-haul sojourn.
"Serie A is a difficult and beautiful League. I like playing at Milan where the Brazilians have done well.
"I hope to stay here for many years."
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