Just days after AEG Chief Executive Tim Leiweke spoke up regarding David Beckham’s possible loan return to AC Milan ahead of the 2010 World Cup, AC Milan Vice President Adriano Galliani has had his say in the matter.
Milan’s uninspiring start to the season continued as they picked up only a point from their trip to struggling Atalanta. Leonardo’s team needed an 83rd-minute goal from Ronaldinho to earn them a draw against a team who played more than 50 minutes of the contest with 10 men.
Ronaldinho’s goal after the jump (more…)
David Beckham is in talks with the Galaxy about going to AC Milan on another loan and then returning to Los Angeles afterward.
“That deal I think hasn’t been fully finalized yet, but I know he is interested in going to Milan and he’s in conversation with the L.A. Galaxy about doing a loan again and discussing coming back,” Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber told The Associated Press. “But those discussions are ongoing and haven’t really been concluded yet. David has been an important part of the history of Major League Soccer and we’d love to have him continue his commitment to the league.” (more…)
With reports surfacing that Leonardo is set to drop Ronaldinho for Milan’s upcoming Champions League match against Marseille, it got me thinking just how far he has fell in a few short years. From winning back to back World Player of the Year awards in 2004 and 2005, to now getting dropped for a hugely important Champions League game against Marseille. It’s been a few years since Ronaldinho has been at his best, which is a shame. Here’s to hoping that he can regain the form that made him the best player on the planet.
Hit the jump to check out Ronaldinho at his best.
AC Milan Director Umberto Gandini has gone public with his confidence over signing David Beckham on a permanent deal despite comments that multiple European clubs are in for the 34 year old’s services.
Italian Serie A soccer club AC Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani leaves after a dinner with Dutch striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar in Milan August 6, 2009.
AC Milan have agreed a deal with Real Madrid to make Huntelaar their first major signing of the close season. Huntelaar will join Milan on a four-year contract, the Serie A club said on Thursday. (more…)
