I grew up with the Bible education, and my values come from there.
My best Champions League moment was when Milan won in 2007 against Liverpool. That was the biggest moment for me in the Champions League.
I am always grateful to my team-mates at Milan for what we achieved.
In 2009, I accepted the proposal of Real Madrid, but I was completely destroyed there because I could not give what I had given Milan. I was completely lost.
I know it's hard to follow the example of another team in the same country, but that's what you have to do sometimes.
One always wants more when things work out.
Playing motivates players.
To take on Madrid is a very good experience.
I use a few phrases to let people know a little bit about who I am. One of them is I belong to Jesus, which is a phrase I always wear on a shirt during the most important moments of my professional career.
Every time I hear the fans, it's exciting. It gives me a great feeling because I know it comes from their heart.
You only appreciate what it feels like to win the Champions League after you've seen it snatched away from you.
Jose Mourinho was a difficult coach for me, and we had a respectful but complicated relationship. When I thought he would give me a chance, I couldn't prove to him that I was in good shape.
I am always in love with Milan. The relationship with the team, with the club, and with these fans is beautiful. It's weird for a Brazilian to have a relationship like that with an Italian club.
At Madrid, pressure is normal.
It's not easy to decide what is best for you in the future.
In a year without the World Cup, the national leagues and the Champions League have much more weight.
If it's good for me to go to the national team and play there - not just go there to give experience but to play and be useful - I think it's good.
I like the idea of playing with a bit more tactical freedom, either in a deeper role or supporting the strikers more often.
Tite is doing a great job for the Brazilian national team.
I am not a great artist like Maradona was with regards to on-the-field matters.
