Santos forward Robinho has revealed that he has no desire to return to the Serie A when his loan at the Brazilian side from AC Milan runs out at the end of the season despite offers from other Italian clubs.
The 30-year-old, who has scored three goals in his 12 league appearances for the Peixe thus far, has admitted that he’s been more motivated than ever to succeed since his rejoining his former club and has confirmed his plans to remain with Santastico for as long as possible.
Robinho spoke to Globoesporte about his future and the offers he’s received from Italian sides as of late, while also commenting on why he wants to continue his career at Santos.
“I’ve received some proposals from Italy’s Serie A, but nothing official,” said the Brazilian, who came up through the Santos youth system and began his professional career at the club in 2002.
“I don’t know what will happen in the future, but right now my desire is to stay here. I want to stay for a long time in order to give a lot of joy to our fans.
“Here I have great motivation to do well, I would love to go on and win with this shirt.”
