Koni De Winter has a celebration plan ready if AC Milan win the Scudetto. It involves swapping his football boots for a bicycle and pedalling all the way from Milanello to Casa Milan, which is a distance of around 50 kilometers.The Belgian defender made the promise in an exclusive interview with Sportmediaset, revealing that cycling has been part of his life since childhood.“When I was young, I went on two-day rides with my dad. In Belgium, cycling is very common, so yes, why not?” he said.Milan and Inter players most active during the international breakIt would be an unusual way to celebrate a Serie A title, but De Winter is clearly prepared to put in the miles if Milan deliver the ultimate prize.The defender has become a key figure for the Rossoneri this season, establishing himself as a regular starter and playing a crucial role in the team. He credits that progress to the confidence shown in him by coach Ruben Amorim.“I feel the confidence in every training session, in every match, and that's a truly wonderful feeling,” De Winter explained.##EDITORS_CHOICE##The Belgian also backed the coach's decision to switch to a four-man defence, pointing to the results as evidence that the change has paid off.“The coach makes decisions to win matches. We won, so I think he made the right choice,” he said.De Winter has ambitions that stretch well beyond his current role at San Siro. He named Vincent Kompany as his role model, expressing a desire to follow in the footsteps of the former Manchester City captain and leave his own mark on the game.“I'd like to become a major player like Vincent Kompany. It's every kid's dream to leave their mark on football history,” he said.Who will rule the FKF Premier League? Mozzart Sport writers make their predictionsThere is also a family connection that makes his Milan adventure particularly special. De Winter revealed that his father, a big fan of Clarence Seedorf, once considered naming his son after the former Rossoneri midfielder.“My dad was tempted to call me Clarence. It was great when I arrived at AC Milan; Seedorf left a huge legacy here,” he recalled.Charlton manager gives encouraging recovery update on injured Harambee Stars defenderAs for his own future, De Winter made no secret of the appeal of staying at one of Italy's biggest clubs for the long haul.“Many would sign to stay for many years at such an important club,” he said.