ROBINHO!!!

[Mathias]

Hello Neymar

[ACM1899]

I cant believe that he might still stay when I got my emotions ready for him to leave.

[xudong]

Hold your emotions, my friend. You can pick one when all is finalized. Since we are buddies, I can let you have it "loan with the option to buy" style.

[lusihan.com]

Robinho now is drop perform, why???maybe nothing support?

[xudong]

He looks way too happy for my liking.

No sarcasm. He is too happy to want to come back; even if the deal falls through (and he has to come back), he will be absent-minded in Milan. I don't think we can count on an "unhappy" Brazilian player. I know this is stereotypical, but unfortunately it seems true, at least in Robinho's case.

[xudong]

Robinho has returned to Milanello. I don't know if that's a sign of the deal stalling. It is unclear if he will take part of the Siena match this weekend.

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Robinho returns to Milan
By Football Italia staff

Milan forward Robinho is back in Italy as talks regarding a possible move to Brazilian outfit Santos continue.

Club Vice-President Adriano Galliani is currently in Brazil working on the sales of Robinho and Alexandre Pato.

While the latter is on the verge of a move to Corinthians, selling Robinho is proving to be more problematic.

And while talks are continuing over the former Real Madrid man’s sale, he has returned to the peninsula on Wednesday.

The forward touched down in the fashion capital of Italy this afternoon and headed straight to Milanello for training.

Santos are believed to have offered €7m for the international, but no deal has yet been done with the Diavolo or the player.

It is unclear whether Robinho will be part of the squad for this weekend’s game against Siena.

http://www.football-italia.net/28971/rob...urns-milan

[ACMILAN1983]

I don't think it means too much. The players are expected to return to Milanello and as Robinho's transfer hasn't been completed, he's returned as normal. Worth noting I believe he trained on his own in the gym yesterday, which really suggest it's highly likely he's still leaving.

[xudong]

Another turn... Just reporting.

Santos abandon Robinho talks
By Football Italia staff
Thursday January 3 2013

Santos have apparently pulled out of negotiations for Robinho after spending €6m on Cruzeiro playmaker Walter Montillo instead.

The Brazilian club probably does not have sufficient funds to complete both transfers this month.

They officially signed Montillo by paying €6m for 60 per cent of his rights today.

That does not necessarily mean Robinho will stay at Milan, as other Brazilian sides like Flamengo and Fluminense are also in the race.

Milan have set Robinho’s price-tag at €10m.

http://www.football-italia.net/29024/san...inho-talks

[ACM1899]

Another turn... Just reporting.

Santos abandon Robinho talks
By Football Italia staff
Thursday January 3 2013

Santos have apparently pulled out of negotiations for Robinho after spending €6m on Cruzeiro playmaker Walter Montillo instead.

The Brazilian club probably does not have sufficient funds to complete both transfers this month.

They officially signed Montillo by paying €6m for 60 per cent of his rights today.

That does not necessarily mean Robinho will stay at Milan, as other Brazilian sides like Flamengo and Fluminense are also in the race.

Milan have set Robinho’s price-tag at €10m.

http://www.football-italia.net/29024/san...inho-talks

Im sorry but only 10mil for robinho? Come on Uncle fester......


15 and player is a must. But i know thats far fetched, seems like we lost that brazilian connectionn in Milan.

[xudong]

Im sorry but only 10mil for robinho? Come on Uncle fester......


15 and player is a must. But i know thats far fetched, seems like we lost that brazilian connectionn in Milan.

The reality is that we can't even get 10M. When players want out (and Milan is known to be nice to them and always let them get what they want), we are basically blackmailed. There is not much we can do there.

This following comment is not on Robinho only, but sometime I wish that Milan would just hold certain player against their will and let them rot on the bench (or not even make it to the bench). There is a contract after all and that should be respected and enforced.

But of course, I do appreciate this family-atmosphere Milan has created and strived to maintain for its players. I think in the long run, it is good to help recruit and retain quality players.