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The club captain is looking for a new outfit after the Diavolo opted against renewing his contract which expires this month.
Massimo Ambrosini has described his time at Milan as ‘marvellous’, but refused to rule out a move to Fiorentina.
The club captain is looking for a new outfit after the Diavolo opted against renewing his contract which expires this month.
“This isn’t easy,” he said at a Press conference on Friday. “I’m emotional.
“I decided to wait a few days before talking as I didn’t want to say something in the heat of the moment which wouldn’t have done justice to my 18 years in Rossonero.
“I thank everyone, starting with President Silvio Berlusconi, Adriano Galliani and Ariedo Braida. It has been marvellous here, 18 years which I could never forget.”
The former Italian international was hoping to remain at San Siro after Daniele Bonera and Christian Abbiati were handed new deals.
“It is not up to me to say whether the club were right or wrong to let go of me,” added the former Cesena and Vicenza player.
“There is nothing scandalous about it though. I’m 36, I gave a lot to Milan who had the right to make the decision they made.
“I would have liked to have been informed of their decision in a different way, but I am here to say thank you.
“I would have preferred that Galliani told me first, but I then logically had a conversation with him.
“Life goes on though. I still feel like a player and I want to continue being one. And I’m not leaving Milan with anger.”
Ambrosini is being linked with a move to West Ham, but he is also thought to be of interest to the Viola.
“Fiorentina are a great club, bossed by a great Coach, with a serious and intriguing project,” he added. “If they came forward for me than I’d listen to what they were offering.”