Touching on his recent Golden Ball win, the Brazilian said, "Sorry, but I don't think that I'm the best.
"I can be among the three or five best, but not better."
Speaking amidst the opulent surroundings of the Yokohama Royal Park Hotel, the conversation inevitably turned towards transfer rumours.
With admirable patience, the 25-year-old once again restarted that he had no desire to leave AC Milan - but he added a caveat.
"I've got no intention of doing anything to leave Milan, but only God knows the future," he mused.
Later, he added, "As a child, I always dreamed of playing for Real Madrid," before discussing the fortunes of the Bernabeu outfit and the Liga in general.
"Raul hasn't been treated justly of late, and [Iker] Casillas himself could win the Golden Ball," he said.
"Ronaldinho? He is the best in the world, but he's experiencing a very difficult time."
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