Roberto Donadoni, a key player in AC Milan's golden era, has reflected on the team's success under Silvio Berlusconi. Donadoni, who joined Milan from Atalanta in the late 1980s, described the impact of Berlusconi's arrival on the club. The team's presentation was a spectacle that left even the players stunned, with some wondering if it was too good to be true.

Donadoni identified the team's professionalism and respect for one another as the key to their success. He noted that these intangible values were just as important as the tactical genius of coach Arrigo Sacchi and the goals of the team's star players. For Donadoni, the experience of playing for Milan was invaluable, and one that he cherishes to this day.

The 1989 European Cup win over Steaua Bucarest holds a special place in Donadoni's heart. He recalled the sense of achievement and pride that came with winning the trophy, and noted that it was a moment that will always be remembered. Donadoni also reflected on the challenges he faced during his career, both on and off the pitch.

Despite not returning to Milan as a coach, Donadoni has fond memories of his time at the club. He acknowledged that circumstances didn't allow him to return, but has no regrets and holds no grudges.