Summer mercato 2009

Originally Posted by rizface

I also rest my hopes on him.....when Sheva left, it became Kaka's team. Now with Kaka leaving it should be Pato's team. I know at the Sheva's departure Kaka was much more mature/developped than present day Pato....but he is our new hope I believe. He can flourish....

what do you guys think is his true potential? Will he just be one of the good strikers of Italy or will he catapult into a top 5 player in the world in the next 2-3 years ? Does he have it in him to reach a messi level? a kaka level ? a CR7 level ?

Thanks for your thoughts.....

First, lets see if Pato stays before we can say "Lets make this Pato's team"

Originally Posted by Siregar

LOL

For me it's still logic if someone suports Real Madrid, even it's still logic for me that Milan fans don't support their team because of the management BUT choosing to support other team because their management are better than Milan is still beyond my undertanding.

Then Milan fans will choose Inter if assuming Inter management are better than Milan!

To be honest, I never think that Morretti mismanage Inter over the years. They are just not as good as Milan nomatter how hard they tried, even having an inform Ronaldo.

I think Berlu and Galli should sell Pato too, then they can really start a cycle.

Instead of building around players like Kaka, Gourcuff and Pato, they rather build the team around Dinho, Pirlo and Seedorf.

I won't be surprise if Gattuso leaves too.

Originally Posted by zafrul

SoccerNET >>>

Kaka said: .............

He also revealed that although the deal was only announced on Monday night, it had been in the pipeline for some time.

"I spoke to some friends, like Beckham, who has already played for Real. He said it's a fantastic place to play. I spoke to him this past week and he kept helping me, he said I made a positive choice for my career's growth," Kaka revealed.

So...it's all Beckham's fault LOL

It would be logical to assume that Pato would want to leave now........

Originally Posted by Gabriel489

To be honest, I never think that Morretti mismanage Inter over the years. They are just not as good as Milan nomatter how hard they tried, even having an inform Ronaldo.

What I want to emphasize is that I personally love Milan, love the club, love their character, their mentality. If someone changes the club (from good to terrible), I will still love Milan but probably won't support the persons behind the club. In the end, I won't support other team because their management are only better than Milan.

I choose the club, not the management. I can't choose other club except Milan even they are miles way better than Milan (Milan in Serie C for example, other are the winner of CL every year).

Forza Milan!

Originally Posted by zafrul

First, lets see if Pato stays before we can say "Lets make this Pato's team"

ya I just read the headline where he is uncertain about his future.....

the story just keeps getting better and better.

unbelieveable.

what has happened to this club ?

All reports are about how happy is Kaka' ... so ciao Kaka' and never come back !! The fire of the Diavolo will burn you in the next Champions League !!

About Pato, he said he wanted to speak to Ancelotti before speaking to our management ... it looks like we won't have Pato for a decade in our team !!

It says here 60 million punds.....

http://www.acmilan-online.com/cgi-bi...44524302,67720,

It is now official – Milan star Kaka has agreed a move to Real Madrid, breaking the world transfer record for a reported £60m.


If it's true, it's a lot of money - some people were saying that it was actually 65 million Euros......

??????

Thank for all those world-conquering years, Kaka. You've given so much, those sublime runs on the rainy night in Manchester, to mention a few. And in return I believe Milan and all the fans, have given you just as much, what with all those homage, pay rises and *cough-cough* babysitting your kid brother.

Just like Sheva, you were sooo close to becoming our next legend, although the word itself is criminally overused nowadays. But "almost there" is nowhere near "being there". Go ask the Merda about their 40+ year long list of "almost there" if you don't believe me.

I guess the good thing that comes out of this saga, apart from the € 68 mil, is just how rare and valuable a champion like Paolo is, a gentleman whom you have spent years learning from, and even have said that you wanted to follow his legacy.

But you don't.

Call it the greedy ofvsome people, the economic crisis, the conspiracy of all the devils in hell, the fact remains that you don't! Therefore you are not in his league. While in the book of Milan's history there will be chapters entirely dedicated to Paolo and the likes, yours will be just two or three paragraphs, beautifully written lines with some statistics that perhaps will get us to think about could've beens. But that's just it.

It'll take some time not to look for the number 22 on the field, but we'll bite the bullet, and we'll move on alright. I wish you all the good things in your personal life, but obviously not in the professional one.

So the next time you step on the field as our opponent, I suggest you stay away from our Rino. Nothing personal, just business.

In Spain, the reports are about 64.5M € ... I think we will never know the real amount.

Originally Posted by Fret

It says here 60 million punds.....

http://www.acmilan-online.com/cgi-bi...44524302,67720,

It is now official – Milan star Kaka has agreed a move to Real Madrid, breaking the world transfer record for a reported £60m.


If it's true, it's a lot of money - some people were saying that it was actually 65 million Euros......

??????

Yes, if it's in euro, they (media) say it 65 mil euros and if it's in pounds they say it 60 mil pounds. 60 mil pounds should be 65 mil euros. It's huge money in this economic crisis. Plus from Gourcuff (13-13,5 mil pounds which should be equally to 15 mil euros) we have a good 80 mil euros. This doens't yet include yearly transfer and possible money from players sold.

What makes Milan great is the traditions, the historys and most of all its principles and values.
Thats something I don't see in Milan anymore.
Why should anyone support a club that does not give a jack about its fans.
That does not care about winning, heck or even being competitive.
There are a lot of options beside selling Kaka, like selling other players or even parts of the club.
What I don't understand is that this so-call 60mil debt did not happens overnight, Berlu and Galli knows we missed CL one year ago. I mean, we did not get kick out of the CL in the QUalifying round. The MGT knows that we will be running in red for missing CL. Have they done anything to prevent selling Kaka? None.
They spent 2mil on Senderous, got Sheva back on loan, spent 15mil on a player that they need but can't play for them, brought a player whom they did not need(R80), and did not sell anyone beside RO and Gila at half of the price they got them for.
Oh, they also sold Gourcuff for 15M. Have I mentioned that they actually won the CL a year ago.

Where did those money gone? Not to mention the Sheva's sell.

This Kaka's deal has only one loser and thats Milan, Berlu and Galli are winners b/c they will pocket the money, since they claim this Kaka sell is for them to pay off the debt remember, kind of foolish if they go out and spend 50M now, right, Real and Kaka are winners too.

Originally Posted by Nalx

Thank for all those world-conquering years, Kaka. You've given so much, those sublime runs on the rainy night in Manchester, to mention a few. And in return I believe Milan and all the fans, have given you just as much, what with all those homage, pay rises and *cough-cough* babysitting your kid brother.

Just like Sheva, you were sooo close to becoming our next legend, although the word itself is criminally overused nowadays. But "almost there" is nowhere near "being there". Go ask the Merda about their 40+ year long list of "almost there" if you don't believe me.

I guess the good thing that comes out of this saga, apart from the € 68 mil, is just how rare and valuable a champion like Paolo is, a gentleman whom you have spent years learning from, and even have said that you wanted to follow his legacy.

But you don't.

Call it the greedy ofvsome people, the economic crisis, the conspiracy of all the devils in hell, the fact remains that you don't! Therefore you are not in his league. While in the book of Milan's history there will be chapters entirely dedicated to Paolo and the likes, yours will be just two or three paragraphs, beautifully written lines with some statistics that perhaps will get us to think about could've beens. But that's just it.

It'll take some time not to look for the number 22 on the field, but we'll bite the bullet, and we'll move on alright. I wish you all the good things in your personal life, but obviously not in the professional one.

So the next time you step on the field as our opponent, I suggest you stay away from our Rino. Nothing personal, just business.

It will be weird when we will watch highlights of games of Real Madrid when they play in their white BWIN shirt ...

Originally Posted by Gabriel489

This is only the beginning.

If Maldini is still in his 20s, Berlu and Galli will sell him the moment the transfer window is open.

I can't wait for the season to begin and see who ends up starting for Milan. And I really can't wait till next year today, and see where Milan is.

This to me said it all about current and short term future of Milan

Kaka said: "The president (Perez) is already making contact (with potential signings) and is putting together a competitive team, one which will try to once again become champions in Spain and Europe. That's why I chose Madrid."

If Berlu and Galli are serious about rebuilding Milan, Kaka would not have left.

Wake up people, Berlu and Galli could careless about us fans or the state of the club, they are not going to do anything to improve the team.


I have a feeling that Pato will be leaving too.

A few days ago you were dreaming of formations containing Kaka' and CR7. Now this. You are right, but it's really funny seeing this transformation.

I will say it again. Italian football will have a hard time attracting stars from now on. They cannot compete financially and Berlu does not want to spend. Agents play a big role in football now, and you can already see that Pato, at 19, is talking like a shrewd, self-promoting footballer. This will get worse over time.

As long as racism, murder, poor stadiums, etc. continue, Italy will slip below the Bundesliga. Not all Galliani says is wrong.

Well, I just read an article on Channel4 and the title is LITTLE MILAN.

I really don't think Serie A is as bad as what Galliani is saying as INter and Juve seems to be building on their team. I mean if Morretti comes out and say I have to sell Maicon and Ibra b/c of the economic crisis, and Secco comes out and say the same about Chellini and Givonco. Then the league itself is in trouble.

It is too bad that Berlu just does not want to invest in Milan, while still wants to be the owner.