'Grey' Manchester may not suit Ronaldinho, claims Silvestre

Mickael Silvestre believes Ronaldinho would fit in perfectly at Old Trafford - but may not find Manchester to his liking.

'Grey' Manchester may not suit Ronaldinho, claims Silvestre
Fri, 13 Jun, 2003 - 16:54

Mickael Silvestre believes Ronaldinho would fit in perfectly at Old Trafford - but may not find Manchester to his liking.

Manchester United defender Silvestre is in Paris with the France squad preparing for the Confederations Cup.

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