Agent insists Ronaldinho wants AC Milan stay for life
The brother and agent of Ronaldinho says the midfielder intends to play out his career at AC Milan.
Roberto de Assis insists that Ronaldinho is settled in Italy and would like to retire as a Milan player.
De Assis said: “He'll finish his career in red and black. Berlusconi's words gave us enormous pleasure. There is always great respect between the President and us.
“The link that has been created with Milan is great. The longer it goes on the better it will be for all of us. Our wish is the same as Berlusconi's.
“Sooner or later I'll see Galliani, hopefully for lunch or dinner. The relationship is also great with him, so we'll finish discussing the contract.
“I don't expect any particular problems, but, in any case, there isn't a hurry to sign.”
He added: “My brother is a Milan player, to whom he is tied with a contract for another year. Any clubs who are interested must first talk with the club not with us.”
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