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Has Ronaldinho played his last game for Barca?
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26-12-2007 9:14pm#1Barcelona ace Ronaldinho had heavy abuse showered on him at El Prat airport, from where he took the flight to Brazil.
Suggestions that Ronaldinho may have played his last El Clasico seemed to gain grounding on Sunday night, when he was subject to some stinging verbal volleys by the Barcelona fans.
The Camp Nou faithful were treated to a poor display from their team, and the Brazilian came in for some special treatment after the game. However, it was to get worse later that night.
The Gaucho arrived at the airport in the wee hours of Monday morning with Robinho, Julio Baptista and Deco - they were all traveling to Brazil together for their new year vacations.
Robinho was hailed by sections of Madrid fans, and in a massive contrast, Ronaldinho had every known abuse in the land hurled at him by his own supporters.
Deco also came in for some rough treatment, but survived as the bulk of the attention was focussed on The Gaucho.
As one can see from the video below, he was clearly not a happy man as he left for his vacations.
There have also been suggestions that he could have played his last game in a Barcelona shirt. The bosses have refused to make any comment, but if the media (even the pro-Barcelona dailies) and fans were to have their say, he would not be returning to the city again.
See for yourself...Ronaldinho was not alone in being shackled during his side's home defeat to Real Madrid, but he has garnered the most criticism.
A group of fans jeered the Brazilian at Barcelona's El Prat airport as he made a sullen exit for sunnier climes. Boos and shouts rang in his ears as he jetted homewards, but that's not all he has to think about over the Christmas period.
For calls for the former Paris Saint-Germain man's transfer are growing louder from a segment of the fanbase, with AC Milan and Chelsea said to still be interested in securing his signature.
'Dinho's next club, as it happens, will actually be "Friends of Ronaldinho", as the player contests a charity match on December 26th against teammate Lionel Messi's counterpart organisation.
But when competitive football resumes in January, it remains to be seen whether or not Ronaldinho will still don the blaugrana.
It is admittedly unlikely that Barcelona will countenance a hasty, mid-season transfer, but it cannot be ruled out that they will do so. Pressure from all sides is growing.
Even stalwart, pro-Barcelona organisations such as Sport.es are beginning to ask real questions of the Brazilian, msot notably as to whether or not he truly has the hunger to fight for the club anymore.
Above all, they have called for a quick solution to the current issue.
What could it be? It hardly needs to be said that AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi would almost certainly have one in mind, and the Gazzetta dello Sport indicates that the San Siro supremo is once again all a-flutter with the idea of bringing the Brazilian to his club.
The player himself, meanwhile, will always be synonymous with Barcelona, but perhaps the ill-fated Clasico and his airport reception have dampened his spirits...
With the "fans" treating him like that, Id pack my bags and leave. Short memory that shower...0
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