The soccer transfer market came alive once again this week with Spanish giant Barca announcing the capture of Arsenal midfielder Alexander Hleb and the release of Brazilian Ronaldinho to Italy’s Ac Milan.

Ronaldinho’s Release is interesting for the simple fact that his transfer signifies the end of an era at fc Barça and most importantly the return to football of one of football’s greatest talents and personality after a long time away due to The injury, thirdly, leaves my beloved club (yes I’m a fan of gunners) Arsenal and we fans wonder what’s going on with our beloved club, fourthly, it ends the interest of Ac Milan in Arsenal’s Togolese striker, Emmanuel Adebayor, and also leaves Manchester City Fc regretting his missing after a long and interesting fight for the signature of the always smiling Ronaldinho.

Ronaldinho’s sacking by Ac Milan, despite the fact that he has not played for a long time due to injury, confirms that he is one of the best players football has ever played.

Ronaldinho 28, still looks very young and on his way to greatness in the game of soccer (Americans call it soccer). Barcelona spotted and signed the then 23-year-old from French giant PSG five years ago. He supposedly was David Beckham’s number 2 before the Briton decided to join Real Madrid, Barça’s Arco rival.

He joined Barca at a time when things were tough, having just managed to qualify for the UEFA Cup after finishing sixth in La Liga that year. He joined new manager Frank Rijkaard in the work of turning around the clubs’ dwindling fortunes.

Of course, he was successful in his mission, as Barça finished second to Real Madrid the following season and won back-to-back titles and the UEFA Champions League by beating Arsenal in the final a year later.

His feat did not go unnoticed as he was courted by Real Madrid and FIFA could not ignore his brilliance either as he was named the FIFA World Footballer of the Year.

But since then, things have gone from good to bad and from bad to worse for the Brazilian, but now he has a great chance to start something of a renaissance with Ac Milan.

As for Dear Arsenal, the news of Alexander Hleb’s departure adds to the growing list of those leaving after Ac Milan earlier stole Mathieu Flamini right under our noses and the departure of Brazilian Gilberto Silva to Greece.

Although Hleb’s transfer to Barca doesn’t seem to surprise anyone as it is so obvious, what is surprising is why players who almost won the league for Arsenal in impressive fashion suddenly hate the club. It doesn’t even end there, as Emmanuel Adebayor may very well be leaving the Emirates as well, as he has declared his intention to join other clubs if Arsenal cannot accede to his ridiculous and selfish demands, although one would Question. if Milan who are the clear favorites to sign the Togolese will still be interested after Ronaldinho’s capture.

The capture of Ronaldinho leaves Adebayor hoping that Barca will regain their interest in him. But unfortunately, media reports say that Barca have decided to abandon their pursuit of the Togolese and prefer to sign Dimitav Berbatov from Tottenham Hotspur. Barca’s interest in Berbatov is sure to be a matter of concern for Manchester United manager Sir Alex, as he too was hoping to add the tall striker to his attacking force.

With Gilberto also out and Adebayor with a leg in a leg, it confirms Arsene Wenger’s concern earlier in the summer when he said his biggest concern was not buying new players but keeping the ones he already had. He also looks like he’s losing the battle to keep his players, as players seem to be looking elsewhere for career challenges.

As for Manchester City FC and their new manager Mark Hughes, who had hoped to lure Ronaldinho to Eastland Stadium, they are now surprised to learn that Ronladinho prefers to join Milan for a very obvious reason: Champions League football. Despite the fact that Milan will not participate in the Champions League this period, they have a better chance of qualifying in the future than Manchester City, who can only fight and hope for the UEFA Cup appearance.

Now that Ronaldinho has signed for Ac Milan, it will be interesting to know who Manchester City and their ever-ambitious manager Mark Hughes will sign with the £25m that was turned down by Ronaldinho and Barca.

The transfer of Hleb and Ronaldinho to Barca and Ac Milan respectively could lead to a full-scale moment of players moving from one club to another, as Milan and Barca seem to be getting serious after the poor season of the last time-out. . Hleb’s transfer leaves Arsene Wenger with the headache of finding a replacement for Hleb even though they have Nasri and as for Manchester City, it will be hard to attract the players that will see them break into the Premiership Big Four. English in the next season although they are ambitious, but I still don’t think they are attractive enough to get players of Ronaldinho’s ability, at least not for this season.

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