Ronaldinho insists he wants to remain with AC Milan next season - even if Carlo Ancelotti stays in charge.

"I will stay here, independently of who will train the team next season," he explained. "It's true that I am unhappy because I don't play a lot at the moment, but I have no problems with Ancelotti."

When told that Silvio Berlusconi was also unhappy with his limited appearances, Ronaldinho replied: "Then that makes two us."

The World Cup winner went on to list his reasons for staying in Milan, citing the club's fans and his desire to win the Scudetto.

"I feel good here, with the team, the directors and with the fans. I don't have it in mind to leave this jersey.

"It's true that I hoped to become Italian champion with Milan and I am sorry that we have not achieved this objective.

"But I promise that next year we will win the Scudetto and the Champions League," he concluded.