OFFICIAL: Kaká to Real Madrid

Alright, so he's leaving.

My biggest concern with this is that we suddenly have a team without leading figures. No Maldini and no Kaka. Our best player is 19 years old. The rest are getting too old.

In other words, we are screwed unless the management takes action on the market this summer. Galliani says we're bringing in a great attacker. Well then, Uncle Fester, he has to be WORLD CLASS. And while you're at it, bring in a great central defender and a left back who performs consistently at a high level too. In fact; you have €65M. Spend every cent on new players.

Ugh, if you have to sell Kaka for economic reasons, fine. Do what you have to do to balance the ledger. But then why let Gourcuff go?! And for peanuts? This is not smart business Dr. Galliani!

I still have faith, the market is open, let's see what the braintrust comes up with after this lightning bolt.

Originally Posted by devoted_dm

Alright, so he's leaving.

In fact; you have €65M. Spend every cent on new players.

I,m afraid it won´t work that way, I´m afraid this promise of another "grande attacante" is fake.
The money from selling Kaka is needed for debts. Maybe they buy a young talent to ( as Leonardo already said ) build up a new Milan with a new mentality.
In other words....Milan can´t buy a big name untill the arabians arrive......

Originally Posted by devoted_dm

And while you're at it, bring in a great central defender and a left back who performs consistently at a high level too.

I'm afraid I can only suggest the names from England, and might not be such a great use here, but in this case, and considering Milan will be careful with money, I say Gael Clichy of Arsenal and Brede Hangeland of Fulham.

As for strikers, Adebayor might be available but needs too many chances to score. And the fact that most gooners will gladly drive him to the airport when and if he leaves, might suggest he will not be such a fantastic catch.

Eto'o will be great, the only time I managed to see Pato, he seemed be struggling as a lone striker, so some player like him will be essential. Berbatov might be obtainable, after that unforgettable penalty effort of his.

Forget about it...

Eto'O would be very expensive, according to his performance, he'd could cost as much as Kaka' (atleast...). If we are able to buy Eto'O, then why the hell we want to sell Kaka'????

And Berbatov is not a option too, neither Milan have interest about him (for now...), nor he's interested to leave Man U (that's for sure!!!)...

If Kaka is leaving we need r80 to really step it up. I love Kaka but we all agree he was not the Kaka we now this year.

Sad to say but this is a business people need to think about the club before any player so if its ment to be let be.

Maybe im wrong but i just dont see Kaka happy at madrid. Its a place thats full of names and nothing else but a paycheck. Barca is heart, love for the colors and teammtes.


I hope i dont get flamed for this but im not as angry as i thought i'd be maybe because he is 27 yrs old now and we are getting good money for him, if he was 22-23 i'd be super pissed.

Forza Milan!!!!!!!!!1

Originally Posted by OCmilano

I love Kaka but we all agree he was not the Kaka we now this year.
Forza Milan!!!!!!!!!1

Yet he scored more goals than anyone else...
He was undoubtly our most important player this year. He had better years I agree but I think it's because our team didn't deliver.

Originally Posted by Koeke

Yet he scored more goals than anyone else...
He was undoubtly our most important player this year. He had better years I agree but I think it's because our team didn't deliver.

Agreed. Kaka this season didn't have his best season but despite the problems he suffered this season it was far from a poor season from him. All we need to do is look at results to see how important he's been.

Originally Posted by ASHWIN

If he wanted to re-build a team, he just needs to sell Pirlo, Seedorf and Dida. Their wages alone can kill a club.

"Kill a club"? Give me a break. You're being ridiculously dramatic here.

Besides, it's not as if they're to blame if the club gave them lucrative deals while knowing on the side that they were in the red. Dumb moves like bringing back a washed-up Sheva and signing Ronaldinho did us no favors.

Less than five years ago, Inter were the most debt-ridden club in Serie A. Did that stop them from building Scudetto-winning squads (including paying up the nose for Ibra)? No. So let's quit using players' existing contracts as the chief excuse for us being in the crapper.

Milan's real problems are in the front office and not what the fans' least-favorite players happen to be making. And enough with this Football Manager mentality of "oh, just sell such and such." It's not as easy as some of you make it out to be.

-what if kaka was 27? still another 5 years,plus we thought he would be our next symbol.

-paola is 40 and his performance on the field the past 3 years was not as great as it use to be but when we had him on the field it meants so much to us and to the players,his preformance was not so great ,but with him the whole team was great and thats what they call team work nd thats wat makes us strong nd it makes us usualy win.

-we r buying sheva back becoz he meant nd means so much to us,that means we have money and at the same time it means we like to keep our valuable people,isnt kaka valuable.

-we bought ronaldihno who was not so important for us with so much money.

-we are buying a new player who will cost us atleast 30 or 40m so whats the diffrence and wats the need to sell kaka.

-if we sell kaka we will not be as popular as we use to be around the world and we will not get those request from diffrent countries to play with them so we could make good money out of the tournaments.

-kaka was a player and with milan he became a worldwide star it means milan shouldnt let go of him easily,its not like the old days where we brought stars like van basten guilet and rykard and made a great team out of them and after some time they leave and its an end of a cycle as galiani called it.kaka is our own star that grew up with us.

-we dont want to sell seedorf who is older than kaka,we dont want to sell pirlo who is older than kaka that means age is not that important.

-pirlo atleast 30 to 35m from chelsea or barcelona(not that i hope he leaves),ronaldihno 40m to manchester city,seedorf 20 to 25m ,altogether around 100m,if we really need money.

-but kaka is more than a player to us and its normal if this season he wasnt as great as he use to be,dont forget this seasons injury but still in the games he played 80% of them he was great.

-but if he personaly wants to leave then all the best,but it doesnt seem that way i dont know.

if he leaves all future players will not feel that ac milan can be their home,they will always be playing and waiting for a better offer,we will be the new arsenal.

CAN YOU GUYS COMMENT ON MY ABOVE POINTS?

Believe it or not, but maybe ( except the need for cash ) it is something personal.

Berlusconi is mad on Ancelotti, said Milan would have won the scudetto if Ancelotti had listened to him, cause he ( Berlusconi ) is the best coach in the world. Ancelotti prefered Kaka above Ronaldhino, that´s the reason that Milan lost too much games. Leonardo will give Ronaldhino much more playtime in the future.......

I don´t know if I should laugh or cry........it really looks like Berlusconi is suffering from some mental desease.....

So who still thinks Kaka' is staying?

Originally Posted by Hasan Rossonero

So who still thinks Kaka' is staying?

I still kind of.

I do. I have a feeling this is all a ruse to get CR7 to Madrid.

Or maybe i'm just delusional.

Today Berlusconi in an interview said, “I am happy Kaka’ wants to stay. On Monday we will decide together.”

With all the numbers being bandied about and gripes about poverty, the scene is set for a “Kaka’ stays at Milan.”

The fans will hail their generous president who turned down so much for his favourite son.

The market will then be a dull affair, with no movement whatsoever.

That is one scenario, and not entirely implausible.


However, Berlusconi said today, that “this Milan can compete with any team.” I have a feeling the money will disappear and no investments will be made.

Berlusconi said, “nothing has been decided yet also because we don’t know how Borriello is doing.”