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Le joueur deux fois meilleur joueur au monde Fâché avec son coach Rijkaard est prêt à laisser les géants Espagnol- 

   La Gazzetta dello Sport déclare  que seulement deux équipes en Europe ont une réel chance  d'acheter le Brésilien,le  Milan ac et Chelsea. On dit que Ronaldinho favorise un transfert vers l'Italie en raison du style de vie et  les Brésiliens déjà present au club . Les Rossoneri ont actuellement sept joueurs brésiliens ; Dida, Cafu, Emerson, Serginho, Digao, Kaka et Ronaldo. Alexandre Pato a également signé pour les champions d'europe et sera apte pour jouer à partir de janvier. le Président Silvio Berlusconi est prêt a mettre  £70m  (110 m euro ) de côté  afin de financier l'affaire. Ceci inclut le salaire de 11 M d'euro par an de Ronaldino. ce dérnier a été absent des deux dérniers matchs  contre Séville et Zaragoza,

Ronaldinho insists: Barcelona perfect for me
tribalfooball.com - October 06, 2006

It's been suggested the Brazilian's poor form has been due to him carrying an injury, or being unsettled by rumours linking him with AC Milan.

But Ronaldinho says: "There's no offer from Milan. I feel as if I'm home in Barcelona; it's perfect here, I do not need talk about it. It cheers me knowing that people want me to stay.

"I am not a machine, nobody is. I am not worried. Why should I be? I feel happy and I am preparing myself to help. That is my objective. When the team needs me, I will be ready."

tribalfooball.com - October 04, 2006

Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes has jumped to the defence of teammate Ronaldinho.

"He gives everything for his teammates and I believe that he is the best, as he has always demonstrated."

Rome - Hernan Crespo did his best Ronaldinho impression to score the goal which gave Inter Milan a precious 1-0 win at Roma, their likeliest rivals for the Serie A title.

Wednesday's victory not only lifted Inter above Roma into third place on seven points, two behind leaders Palermo, but also silenced the critics who said the club were in crisis after an unconvincing start to the season.

Crespo is known for his clinical finishing rather than his dribbling skills, but he showed some neat footwork to skip past Philippe Mexes before firing home the only goal just before half-time.

Crespo, 31, said it had been a long time since he had scored a similar goal, casting his mind back to when he was with Parma between 1996 and 2000.

"I haven't scored a goal like that since my Parma days," said the Argentina international.

"I have to say I enjoyed it a lot. I will never be Ronaldinho, but I always give 100 per cent."

Crespo was delighted to give the perfect response to the critics who rounded upon Inter after their disappointing 1-1 draw against Sampdoria last Saturday.

"Too much was said after the Sampdoria game, and we gave a great demonstration of character by winning at the Olympic stadium," he said.

Inter had the chance to double their lead when Mexes pulled down Crespo in the box shortly after the break, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic's weak penalty was easily saved by Alexander Doni.

The late sending-ff of French midfielder Patrick Vieira took some of the gloss off Inter's night.

Following the relegation of Juventus and the points penalties handed out to AC Milan and Fiorentina for match-fixing, Inter are strong favourites to retain the Italian title.

They finished third last season but were awarded the Scudetto after the scandal fall-out. - Sapa-AFP .

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tribalfooball.com - September 22, 2006

AC Milan directors are strengthening their relationship with Roberto de Assis, the agent and brother of Barcelona star Ronaldinho.

Assis is again in Milan this week to meet with club directors, having negotiated Ricardo Oliveira's arrival from Real Betis last month.

Gazzetta dello Sport says, however, Assis isn't in Milan on business for Oliveira - nor Ronaldinho.

But the strengthening of ties between the agent and Milan has led to speculation of an end-of-season move to the San Siro for Ronaldinho, particularly if Lionel Messi shows he can emerge from his teammate's shadow in the coming months.

For all the talk of a bumper new contract for Ronaldinho, Barca sports chief Txiki Begiristain insisted this week that nothing had been discussed.

"I'm motivated to do well in this game because of the traditional rivalry (with Barca) that there was when I was at Real Madrid. I would feel the same regardless of who I was playing with if I was to face this team," said Osasuna's on-loan striker Roberto Soldado.

The highly-rated Soldado was the second most prolific scorer in the Spanish second division last season, playing for Real's reserve team, and also scored on several important occasions for the big boys.

For their part, Soldado's former club ground out a 0-0 score bore at the Santiago Bernabeu to Villarreal in their opening match and are out to get their first goal of the season against newly-promoted Levante on Sunday.

"Against Villarreal, we played against a team that knew each other well and we have new players that are still getting to know each other but I am sure we are going to win titles this season," commented Real's new coach Fabio Capello on Thursday.

Capello is optimistic that Ronaldo, who had an indifferent World Cup and who has been injured this summer, can still make the difference after three trophy-less years for Real.

"Very shortly we'll have Ronaldo back and I'm sure he's going to score 25 goals this season. What I've seen of Van Nistelrooy is also phenomenal. he's adapted very quickly to Spain," added Capello, commenting on his two main forwards.

Real's deadline day signing Jose Antonio Reyes, acquired on-loan from Arsenal, trained for the first time with his new team mates on Thursday and his appetite to make an immediate impact was obvious to everyone.

"I'm going crazy waiting to pull on the Real jersey," said the Spanish international striker on Thursday, his hunger whetted by being left on the bench for the entirety of Spain's two internationals during the last week.

Sevilla are the league leaders after the first week on the basis of their 4-0 thrashing of Levante.

Last season's Uefa Cup winners, who many pundits predict could make a serious challenge for their first league title since they won their one and only previous championship in 1946, defend their pole position at Real Sociedad on Sunday.

Fixtures
Saturday
Barcelona vs Osasuna
Atletico Madrid vs Valencia

Sunday
Real Betis vs Atletico Madrid
Getafe vs Racing Santander
Gimnastic Tarragona vs Celta Vigo
Levante vs Real Madrid
Real Mallorca vs Deportivo La Coruna
Real Sociedad vs Sevilla
Villarreal vs Recreativo Huelva
Real Zaragoza vs Espanyol.

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No Ronny, but Barça still began with a victory. Photograph: Pascal Pavani/AFP/Getty Images
 

Ronaldinho has discovered that superstar status is no guarantee of a first-team spot at the Nou Camp following reports that he was dropped from the squad to face Celta Vigo last night.

It was initially suggested that a thigh injury, picked up in last week's Uefa Super Cup defeat to Sevilla, would rule Ronaldinho out of last night's La Liga opener. "He received a blow to his left thigh during last Friday's European Super Cup match," read a club statement. "The bruising is still painful so he is not in condition to play."

However, a report in today's Sun suggests that Frank Rijkaard axed Ronaldinho from the squad that travelled to the Balaidos after the 26-year-old failed to report for training on Saturday. If the claim is accurate, Ronaldinho has fallen foul of a club rule whereby any player who does not train 48 hours before a match is dropped, a basic tenet of the Rijkaard regime.

With an extension to Ronaldinho's existing contract - which expires in 2010 and includes a buy-out clause of £85m - yet to be agreed, Chelsea and Milan are believed to be monitoring the situation with interest.

Ronaldinho's absence failed to stop Barcelona from making a winning start to the season, as Eidur Gudjohnsen's 88th-minute goal secured a 3-2 victory.