Winter Mercato

Originally Posted by zlatanov

I personally wouldn't mind securing Quagliarella now and keeping him at Samp for another year while giving RO another chance.

Best statement I have read here in some time....not so sure about the RO part though, but he is better than Boriello...

This for mrki, from an interview with Zambrotta

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/feature?id=439667&cc=5739

Your club future. Italian sport magazines have talked about the possibility of you joining Milan, Inter or Juventus. Any truth in the rumours?

Well everything and nothing at the same time. At the moment, I'm fine here and I think I am going to stay. I want to stay with Barcelona and to complete a better year than the season which has just finished. I hope to get my revenge on Real Madrid in the League or in the Champions League. But what I want to say is that, after the first difficulties, which were caused by fatigue which caught up to me after the World Cup, I slowly got in gear again, but I can do better. As far as the Italian clubs are concerned, I am currently not negotiating with anybody but you can never know what's going on. In fact last year nobody could imagine what was going to happen in my career.

Is that a come-get me plea, or is that just hopeful speculation getting the better of me?

I read this article in Bosnian, that Milan wants to swoop Boriello for Zlatan Muslimovic ( Bosnian player). He is owned by Udinese, and on loan to Parma. He is 26 year old and foward position. He is a tall player and very desent. I dono how much is in this, but I would like to see him in Milan because Im Bosnian. Anyways the source is in Bosnian so no need to give you the source.

wouldnt it be great if our forward lineup was something like this

---------------------Suazo-----
--------Ronaldo----------------

---Ronaldinho----------Kaka----
-------------Pirlo---------------
-----------Gattuso-------------

Realistically?

Dida

Oddo Nesta Bonera Jankulovski

Gattuso Pirlo Seedorf Kaká

Ronaldinho Gaúcho

Suazo

Originally Posted by Nordahl

Realistically?

Dida

Oddo Nesta Bonera Jankulovski

Gattuso Pirlo Seedorf Kaká

Ronaldinho Gaúcho

Suazo

So Suazo starts instead of Ronaldo?

When we are getting excited of which player to come to Milan, i hope we milanista don't forget that we have gorky with us. i rather see him getting more playing time next season linking up with kaka.

ok some of you won't want to see this picture but I have to post it. I don0t know why he does it

Originally Posted by Stitch

ok some of you won't want to see this picture but I have to post it. I don0t know why he does it

one word: photoshop. That's why ... and you'd do it too at the click of a button

Here is the article from gazzetta...Diogo Kotscho (the right arm of Kaka I guess), says it is possible that Kaka will play for Real next season. That picture, according to the words below, is old:

As in pressing su Kakà
"Contento di venire al Real"
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La stampa spagnola non molla la presa sul brasiliano. Secondo Diogo Kotscho, braccio destro del giocatore, il trasferimento è possibile, a patto che non scateni una guerra tra le due società
Ricardo Kaka, 25 anni. As
Ricardo Kaka, 25 anni. As
MADRID, 20 giugno 2007 - Al Real Madrid ci credono ancora. O almeno sembra, stando alle frasi riportate quest'oggi dal quotidiano As a proposito di Kakà. Dice Diogo Kotscho, braccio destro del brasiliano: "Kakà non scarta l'ipotesi di un passaggio Real, starebbe bene tanto a Madrid quanto a Milano".
TELENOVELA - La parola d'ordine è sempre la stessa, "oferton", ma stavolta As aggiunge un po' di pepe alla vicenda pubblicando una foto dello stesso Kakà immortalato con una copia del quotidiano spagnolo in mano che ritrae i merengues "Campeones de Liga" (anche se la pagina è vecchia, risale alla vittoria sul Siviglia). Il tormentone registra poi il passo avanti di Franco Baldini, consulente di mercato dei neocampioni di Spagna, in grado di incassare finalmente il sì del giocatore a patto che il Milan decida di venderlo. A conferma di questo, le parole di Diogo Kotscho: "Kakà non esclude il suo passaggio al Real e io non escludo che il prossimo anno giochi lì. Sarebbe molto felice sia al Real che al Milan".
COMPLICAZIONI - Dall'altra parte, però, la trattativa si conferma difficile. "Se il trasferimento avverrà sarà il più costoso di tutta la storia del calcio - ha continuato Kotscho - l'offerta del Real sia per il Milan che per Kakà è molto buona e il giocatore è molto felice di questo interesse. Può darsi che fino al 31 agosto non sapremo se Kakà giocherà nel Real".

Originally Posted by zlatanov

one word: photoshop. That's why ... and you'd do it too at the click of a button

yeah it looks like it has, either that or the paper has big borders either side... plus the newspaper doesnt look like the same quality as the rest of the picture.

Typical crap from the Spanish press. Don't they stop. Frigging retards the lot of them.

Originally Posted by Tony75

Typical crap from the Spanish press. Don't they stop. Frigging retards the lot of them.

hahahahha

The funny thing about that picture is that it seems like it was taken at Milanello, unless, of course, Kaka just happens to have a Milan poster and his own jersey in his room.

Or maybe it was strategically placed, but then that would take the "oomph" away from the picture.

I guess the bit that is of interest is what is actually written in the article. There we find nothing new, just that another representative of Kaka cannot exclude a transfer, and Kaka is happy at Milan and would be happy at Real.

This, we already know. So here is what we know:

1) Real want Kaka
2) Kaka would go to Real if Milan gave the OK
3) Milan would rather have a 3rd strip of black and blue stripes than say OK to Real

Incidentally, any big player, when he hears of a club's interest, says I am flattered. Of course, they don't normally go ahead and say, "if the two clubs agreed I would happily go along." Maybe that's just Kaka being honest. Remember Ronaldinho has been equally ambiguous: "I am a Barca player, but I will talk about my future once I come back... etc."

I think even if Kaka came back from vacation and said (God willing he won't say this) that I want to go to Real, Milan wouldn't sell him. That's just my opinion.

And it's not wishful thinking. Last summer, I was actually scared we would lose Kaka, as it represented the best chance for Real to get him (Calciopoli).

Like it or not, its not up to Real Madrid or Milan, its up to Kaka. If Kaka tomorrow says that he would like to go to Spain and play for Real, Milan will accomodate his wishes. Its just like that.