Ronaldinho threatened to no-show

Ronaldinho is increasingly away from Barcelona. The Brazilian, on holiday in his country, could lengthen their stay to prepare the Olympic Games to the whole club has banned him and not go to attend the presentation of the team next Monday. 'Dinho''re looking for a way out and AC Milan and Manchester City are best placed. The Italian team is more to their liking but Barca is more convinced of the English bid.

After Barcelona's refusal to leave Ronaldinho participate in the Olympic Games, rope se ha ido stringing increasingly. The Brazilian is considering not attend the event next Monday and give a press conference on Tuesday explaining the reasons for his absence. In recent days have been trained in Porto Alegre next to a fitness coach of confidence, Paixão Paulo, to take the form of face to the Games.

The malaise of 'Dinho' is obvious. The daily 'O'Globo' Ronaldinho issued a statement in which the Brazilian could break his contract with Barcelona if the whole club will not let you travel to Beijing. The Brazilian newspaper highlights the discomfort of the star with his club, Samuel Eto'o because it gave him permission to attend an Olympic event.

The Barcelona know the intentions of Ronaldinho. Joan Laporta has already stated that not attend the presentation of the team would be considered a failure and that it would be very serious reason to apply a sanction.
The work of Galliani

The whole club published the list of players who need to be presented this Monday. Valdes, Henry Marquez, Jorquera, Oleguer, Sylvinho, Bojan, Milito, Ronaldinho, Abidal, Gudjohnsen, Yaya Toure, Pinto, Pique, Caceres and Marc Crosas are the ones who should go. Messi, on 15, Keita, Alves and Eto'o 19 and finally reach the champions of Europe, Xavi, Puyol and Iniesta. The club does not yield and the relationship is becoming increasingly tense.

The Milan and Manchester City are best positioned for chips. According to the 'Gazzetta', the vice president of Milan, Adriano Galliani, would have reached an agreement with Barcelona for the Brazilian recruit by about 15 million. Ronaldinho would be committed for two years and with a salary of 6.5 million per season.

The Brazilian looks favourably the possibility of recalar throughout 'rossonero' but Barcelona is more convinced of the City's offer. The English team is the only one who has made a binding offer for the striker, 32 million euros and 250,000 euros per week. Despite the astronomical bid would have rejected the contract to force his trip to Milan.