Ronaldinho's move to Gremio in risk of collapsing
Ronaldo de Assís http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Moreira-c26795 or simply Ronaldinho’s European adventures are at an end. The legendary Brazilian is set to return to his childhood team of Gremio in the near future. It was reported that Ronaldinho had agreed personal terms with the Brazilian club
for a January transfer but a deal could not be struck with AC Milan.
According to latest reports, Ronaldinho is asking for 3.2 million Euros in compensation money; 80% of the wages Ronaldinho is supposed to earn with Rossoneri in the next six months. Ronaldinho’s brother agent Roberto de Assis and AC Milan CEO met over a
possible deal. However, it is highly unlikely that AC Milan will pay such an amount to lose a player.
The Brazilian was very much a part of the first team last season when Leonardo was in charge of the club. In fact, Leonardo formed the team around the former Barca great and the move paid rich dividends; Rossoneri finished 3rd in the league in
spite of having an old and jaded squad.
However, Leonardo left the club in the summers – he is the new http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ronaldinho-c31733’s lack of work ethic is no secret and it didn’t go down too well with the former Cagliari tactician.
The Brazilian has made just three cameo league appearances this season. The imminent arrival of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Antonio-Cassano-c6302 now seems to be the last nail in the coffin.
Owing much to his poor form and increasing weight, the samba star has lost his groove and no interest has been reported from any Elite European club. Ronnie is undoubtedly the most gifted player of his generation and his fall from grace is a sad story. A
return to his native country just might bring out the best in Ronnie. Fellow samba stars such as Ronaldo, Adriano and Robinho all had encouraging spells upon their return to Brazil and same can be expected for Ronaldinho.
Former Barca playmaker is reportedly eager to return to playing ways but he will have to forego the 3.2 million Euros demand in order to win a move back to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Brazil-c2858. With January transfer window yet to start, there is still significant time for any move to
materialise.
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