RONALDINHO is looking for guarantees from Milan will stay competitive.

il Corriere dello Sport understands that Ronaldinho has agreed to stay at Milan until 2011, but before he renews, he would like to know what the club’s project is for the long future.

Milan have done very little during the last two years in the transfer market and the Brazilian wants guarantees from the Rossoneri that they will continue playing for major honours.

Silvio Berlusconi has claimed he wants to keep Ronaldinho at Milan until the two-time FIFA Player of the Year ends his career and it appears that Milan are already preparing a new contract for ‘Dinho.

If Milan manage to convince Ronie to stay, he is expected to sign a contract extension that keeps him at Milan until 2014 and reduce his wages 2 million and therefore he will earn €6m per-season.

AC MILAN fixtures have been set.

The new season will officially kick off on August 28 and will end on May 22. The fixtures for the new season have been drawn up on Wednesday night.

This is the full list of AC Milan fixtures:

Week 1 (26/8/10 and 16/1/11) – AC Milan-Leece
Week 2 (12/9/10 and 23/1/11) – Cesena-AC Milan
Week 3 (19/9/10 and 30/1/11) – AC Milan-Catania
Week 4 (22/9/10 and 2/2/11) – Lazio-AC Milan
Week 5 (26/9/10 and 6/2/11) – AC Milan-Genoa
Week 6 (3/10/10 and 13/2/11) – Parma-AC Milan
Week 7  (17/10/10 and 20/2/11) – AC Milan-Chievo
Week 8 (24/10/10 and 27/2/11) – Napoli-AC Milan
Week 9 (31/10/10 and 6/3/11) – AC Milan-Juventus
Week 10 (7/11/10 and 13/3/11) – Bari-AC Milan
Week 11 (10/11/10 and 20/3/11) – AC Milan-Palermo
Week 12 (14/11/10 and 3/4/11) – Inter-AC Milan
Week 13 (21/11/10 and 10/4/11) – AC Milan-Fiorentina
Week 14 (28/11/10 and 17/4/11) - Sampdoria-AC Milan
Week 15 (5/12/10 and 23/4/11) – AC Milan-Brescia
Week 16 (12/12/10 and 1/5/11) – Bologna-AC Milan
Week 17 (19/12/10 and 8/5/11) – AC Milan-Roma
Week 18 (6/1/11 and 15/5/11) – Cagliari-AC Milan
Week 19 (9/1/11 and 22/5/11) – AC Milan-Udinese

ADRIANO GALLIANI has told no new signings are expected to take place.

There were reports that Milan are still looking for reinforcements for the new season, but according to the Rossoneri CEO, Andrea Galliani, there is nothing planned regarding new arrivals.

The signings of Mario Yepes from Chievo on free transfer, Marco Amelia from Genoa on season-long loan deal and Sokratis Papastathopoulos are the only that will be made this summer, unless someone leaves, says the CEO.

“The market is closed, assuming no one departs, this is the team,” Galliani stated.

“If someone does leave, then someone will come. If a small part then a little reinforcement, if medium an average one, and if a champion leaves than a champion will arrive.

“But I think this will be our squad.”