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LONDON, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 05: Ronaldinho of Brazil looks on during the International friendly match between Brazil and Ghana at Craven Cottage on September 5, 2011 in London, England.
Rio De Janeiro, Nov 4 – Brazilian top-flight football club Fluminense have denied reports suggesting they are interested in signing former Barcelona and AC Milan star Ronaldinho next season.
Xinhua reported that Fluminense’s executive director Rodrigo Caetano was surprised with the news and said the club had no intentions of signing the former FIFA World Player of the Year.
“I don’t know where this piece of news came from but I have never said anything of a sort,” Fluminense’s executive director Rodrigo Caetano told Sportv.
“I can assure you that we are not involved in any negotiations, not with Ronaldinho or any other player.
Caetano said the club’s priority was to maintain top spot in the championship standings with a month remaining until the end of the season.
“There is no other priority more important to us than winning this title and there are no players more important than those that are already here,” he said.
Fluminense currently have an eight-point lead over Ronaldinho’s second-placed Atletico Mineiro with five matches remaining.
