ROBINHO HAS reportedly caught the eye of the MLS clubs New England Revolution and Orlando City Soccer Club.
Milan have failed to sell Robinho several times and they extended his contract to 2016 last summer after his Santos move fell through but the Rossoneri intend to find a buyer to the disappointing Brazilian and a few clubs have shown interest.
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According to Sky Sport Italia, Robinho has a few suitors with two of them offering him future in America. Orlando City Soccer Club, who were linked with Kaka (expected to stay at Milan and see out his contract), and New England Revolution are reportedly interested in the 31-year-old, who made 23 Serie A game last season, scoring three goals in the process.
In addition to the MLS clubs, Besiktas and Flamengo are also believed to have their eyes of the player whose contract, before the renewal, was due to end on June 2014. Robinho’s dream is to return to Santos but they haven’t shown interest.
It was about time….
“A return to Italy? I’ve heard of the interest from Milan in me and that is really pleasing,” added the former Inter player.
“I’m not sure what would happen if another Italian club came in for me, but I’d seriously think about packing my bags for Milan.” David Santon
You know he’s a Milanista, right bro? He said it several years ago, that he’s like Balotelli and a Milanista, haha. Would not mind to see him join us tbh, although he hasn’t been very impressive and his development has slowed down.
Maybe joining us will help him to develop even further?
Not “might”…HE LOVES US AND HAS SHOWN THAT MANY MANY TIMES AFTER HE SCORES! I love him as u said and I dont want to compare him with Milan’s Legends…it was my fault that I wrote that… I wanted to state only that he is an important figure in the locker room as @Cowmagnet said and must stay for next season and been given more chances…. I ALWAYS MILANISTA121 PUT LIKES ON UR COMMENTS AND ITS TRUE SO RESPECT HIM AND LET THE OTHERS DO THEIR JOB AND DECIDE WITH HIM WHAT HE LL DO IN THIS SUMMER TRANSFER MARKET…… Read more »
What particularly are you ranting about? Can’t seem to get it???
Santon/Cissokho, Dora/Alex, Perrin/Krul/Pantilimon and Micah Richards… That’s 35mill max.
Sell Abate, Robinho, Mexes, Constant, Matri, Birsa, Essien, Traore, Noccerino. That’s at least 32 mill… How hard could it be..
Urby, Silvestre, Amelia, should be allowed to go free.
it would be great if Zidane replaces Ancelottli and Ancelotti comes back to Milan!
With this current squad and the way G&B starting transfer season, Ancelotti cant do much. He would infact be sacked for not getting the results out of the mediocre players we have.
With all the free signing G&B pick up they always expect the coach to deliver Serie A & UCL.
Who are they fooling actually?
When Ancelotti comes back, I’m sure that Berlusconi will invest !
Your faith in Silvio is cute.
Keep your anger for Galliani and Berlu who are fault for clubs failure…
The players arent fault at all…
These 2 must be sacked…
Robinho is a MilanLegend and needs some respect as long as he showed the same respect to all you fans and the club!
Robinho might’ve gone on to respect the Milan fans, and I know you love Robi, but come on man, don’t go to far with calling him a MILAN legend. Maldini, Sheva, Baresi, Nesta, Pippo, Seedorf, Rino, Ambro, Cafu, Kaka, Rui, Albertini, Costacurta, and to some extent Pirlo, amongst others, there are your legends. Ibra is probably a legend, but not a Milan legend.
Agreed. I love Robbie. He’s a great player to have in a locker room. But, we’ve seen greatness, and Robbie isn’t that.
Not “might”…HE LOVES US AND HAS SHOWN THAT MANY MANY TIMES AFTER HE SCORES! I love him as u said and I dont want to compare him with Milan’s Legends…it was my fault that I wrote that… I wanted to state only that he is an important figure in the locker room as @Cowmagnet said and must stay for next season and been given more chances…. I ALWAYS MILANISTA121 PUT LIKES ON UR COMMENTS AND ITS TRUE SO RESPECT HIM AND LET THE OTHERS DO THEIR JOB AND DECIDE WITH HIM WHAT HE LL DO IN THIS SUMMER TRANSFER MARKET…… Read more »
Hey man, I appreciate you always putting likes on my comments, means a lot, but brother I didn’t say anything of disrespect here, only said that he shouldn’t be mentioned as a Milan legend, that’s it, just like you and cowmagnet put it, he’s a great person and great influence in the locker room, so I have nothing against him, actually like him, it’s better for him himself to go back and play in Brazil tbh.
Of course, respect is vital but I don’t think I wrote anything of disrespect before, if I did I apologize.
Sky Sport Italia has linked Unai Emery to replace Clarence Seedorf at Milan…
Source -> http://sport.sky.it/sport/calciomercato/2014/05/22/milan_spunta_il_nome_di_unai_emery_per_il_dopo_seedorf.html
FINALLY LEAVE MILAN NOW!
On another topic goal.com reports milan are in advanced talks with the sevilla coach Unai Emery.
If we were to get a new manager the the ideal situation would be for seedorf to be assistant coach and then eventually take over permanently but I dnt know if seedorf will want this since he has already had the head coach position.
Besides the insulting antics of B&G, demoting Seedorf to assistant, after he did so well, would be complete and utter disrespect. No man with any self-worth would take that deal. Clarence would take his 10 mil and move on to a new club, and probably have at least a fairly good career.
I agree, i just wish they would of thought of something like that earlier instead of rushing him in even though he has done well. It could have been something like what Madrid are doing with Zidane. Oh well, i just wish Seedorf stays.
seedorf looks certain to leave……………….lips zipped
Cissokho and Rami are reported to be presented soon
Rami and taraabt must stay
Finally a league at the same level as he…
go away cancer!
“Legend”….Geez mehn..just like how i came across some one who called Muntari a legend
My future is with Milan! Stephan El Shaarawy ignoring Liverpool, Arsenal and Man Utd links “I don’t know about these club questions and I don’t know what will happen,” he explained. “I’m just thinking of doing well. My future is Milan and we’ll be looking to do as well as we can next season. “It was unlikely that I’d be going to the World Cup after having played so little. I did all I could and I was a bit unlucky as well. It was good to be back for the last two league games though. “When you do well,… Read more »
Respect for a great teammate and decent player.
I wish he got to go back to a Brazilian club, but *shrugs*.
Obrigado e boa sorte!
If we dont decide to go after perin/scuffet then i think we should go after Keylor Navas. He had a really good season with levante and was possibly the best GK of the season.
Calm down even though some here are trying to burst the love bubble you have for this guy.Am not a fan of the Rob but i know at the time he was still in good form probably 2011 N 2012..he performed quite well
Oh my god, Emery as coach…? Even the candidates before were better, and I wasn’t a big fan of them… What happened with us wanting a Milan man after Allegri? Just more BS coming our way from Berlu and Galliani. We have a perfect Milan man atm, charismatic, with clear vision and ideas, they’ll regret it if they in fact let go of Seedorf, I sincerely hope he stays. If he leaves, non other than Pippo should take over. Door slightly opened for Carletto although the possibility for that aren’t too great tbh. Hope that Clarence stays put, he’s done… Read more »
I hope the sacking of Seedorf backfires at Milan.. I hope he goes to become a great coach and then ends up at Inter Milan or something, that will be a big slap on the face for Galliani and Berlusconi.
David Luiz go to PSG, Alex to Milan? anyone heard about it?
Judging by points acquired by all Serie A coaches since Seedorf arrived, he’s only third behind Conte and Garcia. He’s done better than Mazzari and other more experienced coach however, Seedorf is genuinely struggling to control the dressing room which is evident by recent events during the inauguration of Casa Milan. The dressing room is genuinely divided into two. I do not see this as a sin because in his first experience as a coach, these are some of d challenges he’s bound to face and i expect the management to help him out fix it along with the players… Read more »
Robinho has scored 5 goals in all competitions and he s not
31 but 30 as it writes here…