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The Rossoneri could sign the Brazilian striker already in January according to what has been reported by the Spanish daily newspaper AS this morning.

Real Madrid and Milan continue negotiating on various fronts, the latest of which is the possibility of Ronaldo returning to Italy to join the Rossoneri in what would be considered as a shock move considering the Brazilian’s Nerazzurro past.

Always according to the AS, this is a move by the Spanish giants to pave the path for luring Kaka to Madrid by the end of the season after the first negotiations in the past summer had failed, leading to a war of words between the two clubs.

Things between the two European heavyweights have improved and this offer would further attest this.

Milan were initially linked to a move with Cassano, but if these latest speculations are to be believed, then the Rossoneri could add another Brazilian to their South American ranks.


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AC Milan to make contract offer to Real Madrid's Ronaldo
tribalfooball.com - January 16, 2007

AC Milan are ready to make an offer to Real Madrid for unsettled striker Ronaldo.

After having an approach for Antonio Cassano turned down by the player, Milan will table the very same £4 million-a-year contract offer to Ronaldo in the coming days.

Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani admitted on Sunday they were open to bringing the former Inter star back to Milan this month, while coach Carlo Ancelotti also said on Sunday evening: "It could happen, we will have to wait and see."

Milan would take Ronaldo on-loan to the end of the season with the option of signing him permanently in June for around £3.5 million. Their contract offer falls short of what Saudi Arabia's Al-Ittihad and USA's Red Bull New York have tabled, but Milan are gambling on Ronaldo wanting to continue his career in Europe.

"If he returned to Milan, I must say I would be disappointed," said Inter president Massimo Moratti. "But he is free to make his professional decisions. Of course he would like to return to the city of Milan."