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Originally Posted by Tony29.
I'm talking about a guaranteed starting 11 place till the end of this season, in case he joins you on loan.
I'm not sure who'll pay his wages in next 6 months if he comes on loan, but if it's going to be Milan, then i don't see him on the bench in serie A ( concidering he won't play CL at all and the latest Inzaghi accident) thus i can't see him as a Borriello replacement as the member above said.
But Kaka's name will have to come up if you do get Ronnie in shape.
You're getting him on loan :
1. If he fails you're not getting anything but paying his wages, and Real sells him in USA or Saudi Arabia. Win ( not paying his wages)-Win ( selling him anyway) situation for Real
2. If he gets back his form, he's still Real's player. Real may decide to keep him or sell him. If they decide to sell him they will get many offers ( concidering Ronaldo is back in shape) , and if Milan will like to buy him then i don't see how Kaka's name won't come up.
You're getting blackmailed : "Eather sell us Kaka or no Ronaldo. If you don't wanna buy Ronaldo, then fine. There are many who'll like to get him from us"
Win-Win situation for Real again.
The most Milan can get from Ronaldo ( without having to sell Kaka to Real) is to get his help in serie A for getting 4th place. And that's something you'll achieve anyway, even without Ronaldo !
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Yes, I agree that calling ronnie a replacement for Boriello is a little unerrating him as, if all Milan wanted from Ronnie was to sit on the bench and play 15-20 min every 4-5 games apart from Coppa Italia games, they would probably just bet on Aubumeyang and save themselves a small fortune in the form of Ronnie's wages.
What I meant was that Milan HOPE to get Ronnie back in shape and should that happen, he could well become our first choice striker alongside Gilardino. That, however, in no way means that Ronnie would just waltz his way into the Milan strting 11 if Milan's HOPES turn out to be just wishful thinking and he continues with his carefree attitude rather than bust his butt during training sessions.
As for the negotiations, I think Milan is going for a loan deal with a buy-out clause at the end of the season which would mean that should we opt to buy him, the price would be fixed from now and real won't be able to hold us hostage like Chelski did with Crespo a couple of years back. This will also prevent Real from asking us for an option on kaka.
The only things that's stopping the dela for now is that Real wanna make sure that there is no chance for Ronnie to go back to them i.e. Milan won't decide to kick his butt out of Milanello and that's why Real wants to make this deal a permanent one from now.
Also, if Real's transfer fee demands are deemed high by Milan - say 10 mil, Milan may very well ask ronaldo to significantly lower his wage demands from the current 6+ mil/season he's getting at Real, which would turn into another obstacle for the deal to be finalized as ronnie and his agent, got bless him
, wont be too happy with cutting back on the income
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These same wages, however, may prove the key in resolving this mess as Real could well decide in the end that it would be best for them to just ask for say 5 mil from Milan for Ronnie - or even hand him to us for free - only and only to get rid of him. Should this happen, Milan would be very likely to sustain Ronnie's current wages - or offer him a little less than 6 mil, say 5 mil - since he would be a relatively cheap solution for them and in a way even a free agent.
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As far as real asking us for Kaka, I think the most important factor here is that it is Real that desperately wnats to get rid of Ronie AS SOON AS POSSIBLE no matter what ... that hardly warrents even mentioning kaka's name as, as mentioned, they'd immediately lose a possible solution for them - sending ronnie to Milan - and they would stub themselves in the back.
The same goes for cassano, he's another player Real would beg us to rid them off, so they would hardly dare to even mention an option on Kaka as they are the ones with an interest to get rid of Cassano, not Milan.
If we were speaking of Milan asking Real for Robinho, yes I have no doubt that the first thing Calderon would do is make kaka the subject of the negotiations ... but not when it comes to Cassano and ronnie as the other factors are just too overwhelming.