The Brazilian international not looking to join Paris Saint Germain, and wants to win more trophies at Milan
A.C Milan striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alexandre-Pato-c4901, has rubbished reports of his rift with Rossoneri manager, Massimiliano Allegri.
Reports in the media recently suggested that the Brazilian is seeking a move away from Milan after falling out with Allegri. It was reported that the striker is eyeing a reunion with his mentor and former Milan manager, Carlo Ancelotti,
at Paris Saint Germain. Ancelotti, who was recently appointed as the new PSG boss, is a huge admirer of Pato, and he was an influential figure behind the Brazilian’s development.
However, Pato admitted that there is no truth behind the rumours, and his relations with Allegri are fine. The 22-year-old insisted that his relation with the manager is professional, and he does not believe in friendship with
the boss.
"I don't have any problems with Allegri. Our relation is professional." "I believe that there shouldn't exist a friendship between a player and his coach."
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Internacional-c39573 striker admitted that he loves Milan a lot, and if he had several options to choose from, he will again choose the Italian Champions. The striker insisted that he and the manager have the same objective,
which is to win trophies at the club.
"Allegri and I have the same objective, which is to continue winning with Milan." "Years ago, I had many options but I chose Milan. And I would choose Milan again if I had to."
Pato has been troubled by a host of injury concerns throughout the season, and has managed to make only 12 appearances in the ongoing campaign. The Brazilian has fallen in the pecking order of strikers at San Siro, and if Milan
are successful in their chase of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Carlos-c8346 Tevez, it will put him further down in the list.
It is believed that if Tevez arrives at San Siro in January, Milan might consider a bid for the injury-plagued striker. Apart from PSG, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Didier-Drogba-c11044.
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