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Milan - AC Milan football club president Silvio Berlusconi said Robinho “is changing his mind” about leaving Milan for a return to Brazil, and therefore could stay with Rossoneri.
The Brazil star has been repeatedly linked with a January return to Santos, and Corinthians and Flamengo are also reportedly interested in him, reports Xinhua.
“I want him to stay here with us, as he is a good man and a great player with wonderful technique,” Berlusconi said.
“I speak to him often. He said some things that are making me understand he’s changing his mind and could stay,” said Berlusconi.
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