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Ronaldo will not come to Milan

"Ronaldo won't arrive at Milan's Malpensa airport on Monday, so it will be useless waiting him from Brazil": with these words the Brazilian's agent, Alexandre Martins announced the postponement of Ronaldo's arrival in Italy yesterady. The manager also declared for the umpteenth time that Ronie "doesn't want to continue playing with Inter and he'll stay only if he's obliged to". Ronaldo will arrive in the next few days to speak with Inter president Moratti, who wants a personal meeting with his pupil. "Moratti said that he won't sell Ronie? This is the club's position. But all the people know t

"Ronaldo won't arrive at Milan's Malpensa airport on Monday, so it will be useless waiting him from Brazil": with these words the Brazilian's agent, Alexandre Martins announced the postponement of Ronaldo's arrival in Italy yesterady. The manager also declared for the umpteenth time that Ronie "doesn't want to continue playing with Inter and he'll stay only if he's obliged to". Ronaldo will arrive in the next few days to speak with Inter president Moratti, who wants a personal meeting with his pupil. "Moratti said that he won't sell Ronie? This is the club's position. But all the people know that he doesn't want to stay with Inter", concluded Martins.

According to press rumours it seems possible that Inter's manager and former player Giacinto Facchetti will fly to Madrid in the next few hours for a first meeting with Real and the Brazilian's entourage to better understand the situation. Moratti wants a face-to face with Ronaldo, so that he could only sell him for a starting sum of about €120 million. Meanwhile Inter supporters are not sympathetic regarding Ronaldo's behaviour and if it was Martins' aim to definitively break any ties with them, he has clearly succeeded. In fact there are already many messages posted on the web in which they express how at this point the 'phenomenon' doesn't deserve to wear the black and blue jersey: supporters speak of ingratitude and of a love suddenly broken simply for money.