Linked since last January, Alexandre Pato has the opportunity to move back to France and worked together again with his former coach at AC Milan, Carlo Ancelotti, who is now dealing with Paris St Germain.
After failing to have a 22-year-old player on the transfer window in January. Earlier this month, PSG confirmed that they were ready to bid again for The Duck in the month of June.
After failing to have a 22-year-old player on the transfer window in January. Earlier this month, PSG confirmed that they were ready to bid again for The Duck in the month of June.
Gilmar Veloz, Pato's agent, stated that his client was idolized Carletto and asserted that the transfer of the player's move could be completed if the value PSG bid approved by AC Milan.
"Pato has a good relationship with Ancelotti," Veloz said to TMW. "He was a great coach, and Pato tremendous respect for him and they have a strong bond with each other."
"If Milan and PSG to reach an agreement, we will discuss about this, but the final decision [transfer Pato] remains on the Rossoneri where he is currently still under contract," added the agent.
Pato this week to return to play after recovering from a muscle injury that forced him to rest long enough in the season. After only able to record 18 appearances last season, now he is ready to return to play for the national team of Brazil in a friendly deal with Denmark, the United States, Mexico, and their eternal rivals Argentina.
"Pato has a good relationship with Ancelotti," Veloz said to TMW. "He was a great coach, and Pato tremendous respect for him and they have a strong bond with each other."
"If Milan and PSG to reach an agreement, we will discuss about this, but the final decision [transfer Pato] remains on the Rossoneri where he is currently still under contract," added the agent.
Pato this week to return to play after recovering from a muscle injury that forced him to rest long enough in the season. After only able to record 18 appearances last season, now he is ready to return to play for the national team of Brazil in a friendly deal with Denmark, the United States, Mexico, and their eternal rivals Argentina.
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