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Ronnie smiling again

AFP, Milan
Ronaldinho said on Tuesday that he is finally happy again playing for Brazilian compatriot Leonardo at AC Milan.
The Italians tackle Real Madrid in the Champions League at the San Siro on Wednesday as the two most successful clubs in European competition go head to head for the second time in two weeks.
The 29-year-old has endured a difficult last two seasons, proving to be a shadow of the player he once was when he inspired Barcelona to Champions League glory and won successive world player of the year awards.
But he has been improving lately, and proving decisive for Milan by creating many crucial goals recently.
"With Leonardo (the coach) I'm happy. Football is like this, right now I feel good and I'm happy," Ronaldinho spid.
"And when I feel like this, things work better. What's the secret? I've worked hard and I've had the time to do so.
"The coach and the physio are helping me, I'm going onto the pitch at 100 per cent and my body is responding, things are com-ingeasiertome.
"Last season I didn't play
much, now I'm playing more and the coach has confidence in me."
Ronaldinho actually made a pretty good start to his Milan career last season, scoring the winner in the Milan derby with a rare header.
But injury and some ill-discipline during the winter break affected the second half of his season, in which he struggled to earn a place in the starting line up and rarely bristled even when he did play.
All he wants now is to start adding goals to his repertoire.
"I'm delighted to help my team-mates, I'm providing
assists but I want to do better by scoring goals," headded.
"I'm expecting a great night for the whole team and I want to give my all."
Leonardo has been trying to boost his player's confidence by claiming he would go down in history as one of the greatest of all time.
"Surely we have to insert Ronaldinho in the list of the top 10 players of all time," he said before turning attentions to Wednesday's game.
"These matches between Milan and Real have a history all of their own. Our results have been good, we’ve got a good atmosphere and it's always the right time for a game like this."