"“A spectacular person, I was very lucky to work with him, he was always available to the group, the number one at Milan. I was lucky enough to be with him at the winning moment.”"
"“I was into athletics, I trained, but I hadn't prepared myself to become a footballer. I'd been a Milan fan since I was in Brazil, and when I arrived, it was like a dream come true. Arriving at Milanello and wearing the Rossoneri shirt, worn by my idols, was one of the greatest emotions of my life.”"
"“We played together even before Milan. He's a brother, not just a teammate, we've known each other for 32 years. We're still very good friends, it's a pleasure to be with him.”"
"“Football has moved on quite a lot since the glory days of the 1990s and 2000s, with a lot of the rich businessmen who owned their boyhood clubs now replaced by funds from North America and other parts of the world, who perhaps don't have the same emotional bond.”"
Berlusconi is described as a highly supportive leader who was consistently available to the Milan group and served as the club’s top figure. His tenure is linked to major success, including numerous trophies and the ability to attract and fund the biggest stars. Milan’s later ownership is contrasted with the emotional connection of earlier rich owners, noting a shift toward North American and other international funds. Serginho recalls becoming a Milan fan in Brazil and experiencing a dream-like feeling upon arriving at Milanello and wearing the Rossoneri shirt. He also describes long-standing friendship with Dida, built over decades and extending beyond their time as teammates.
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