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Real concede Kaka defeat
Friday 6 July, 2007
Real Madrid President Ramon Calderon has admitted that the Merengues cannot buy Milan’s Brazilian star Kaka.
Los Blancos had repeatedly insisted that the international was their main target, although the Rossoneri slammed all suggestions that the 25-year-old could leave the San Siro.
Vice-President Adriano Galliani had stated on Thursday that he wanted all their fans to know that the club would never sell Kaka, a promise also made by President Silvio Berlusconi.
“Kaka? I think a move is very unlikely,” Calderon admitted when talking to Euronews, according to Spanish newspaper AS.
“At this time there is no chance of seeing him here. Milan have said that they do not intend to sell him, therefore we cannot buy him,” added the Spanish chief.
“In any case, if Kaka ever lets us know that he wants to leave, we will be happy to make an offer. However, the Rossoneri don’t want to let him go and this makes things more difficult.”
Calderon also commented on Fabio Capello’s departure, as the Coach was fired despite having led Real Madrid to win their first Liga title in four years.
“We won the championship and we will always be grateful to Capello for his excellent job. However, we always want to do better and we needed a change, that is why we took this decision,” he concluded.
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