Deep down we all knew this day was going to happen. I think this Milan may be totally deconstructed and rebuilt and Kaka will help fund it.



Kaka is not a Maldini. He did not grow up rossonero and so on. He may love playing for Milan and the city and the fans, but he is not married to the club. Leaving now makes sense for him. He is in his prime to join Real Madrid, something he clearly wants to do. I dont think he wants to wait and see what Milan turns into with all these changes. With CArlo, he knew what the situation was and his role in it.

How does Kaka get on with Leonardo, btw?

 

Just refuse to believe...

 

Yes me too. Especially when the media is reporting 40% of Milan will eventually be sold to Big Mo of Dubai.

 

There's still a chance that they are not actually in Madrid. It's Spanish press after all...

 

True.

 

:howler:

Do you seriously believe this shit? I have insider info that we have been bought by those Arabs and that we have a budget of 300 million this summer. We are there to sign Casillias and Ramos.

Let me just make some shitty website to make it sound realistic.

 

If it happens, let's see how it developes over the long haul. Perhaps this could be payback for Redondo.
All that matters is that Kaka doesn't win them a UCL.

 

No matter, you can always recall that Gour... oh wait. :lala:

 

if anybody wonders then that pic of Galliani was just there next to the first news article but it doesn't actually say it was made in Madrid today so maybe it's an older one

 

...

Why are u allways so quick to open torture threads?

 

Like I said in the other thread, this is happening in Madrid because...

- Florentino was presented yesterday
- The manager, Pellegrini, was presented today so Florentino is there
- Galliani is good friends anyhow, I'm sure the flight was free p
- All the rumors for the last two weeks were that Kaka would be made official on Thursday(not presented as he's with Brazil NT)

Pellegrini's presentation was a ridiculously early time of the day compared to the presidential presentation, past signings and coach unveilings, etc... makes sense if Florentino was expecting Galliani and Bosco later that evening.

By the way, there's no way this will be straight cash. We're getting rid of alot of players. Guys like Huntelaar, Van der Vaart, Sneijder maybe, who knows... they're all being shipped out. Could be a player and cash.

 

you are signing players with big hope and then you are trying to get rid of them after 6 month.Sneijder was a real hero some month ago but now they are trying to offload him.They want Kaka so much,they will try to get rid of him after 6 months.Milan wont sell Kaka and you are just dreaming.Keep dreaming.

Just tell me,Milan,Why Milan didnt give quarented place to a player like Gourcuff?cuz they didnt provide it just because of Kaka.now you want Kaka and want Milan to sell him for 60 m euros.if Milan sell him,They have to spend more than 60 m euros to find an replacement,Milan just offloaded Kaka's only replacement who was available,now you want Milan to sell Kaka,just keep dreaming.i didnt see any logic in your posts.Calderon was different and signed Kaka many times,but just in his dreams,now Perez is diferent.he'll sign him in his dreams as well.Go and sign Maicon first then Ronaldo then Ribery,if you can.Leave Kaka alone.

 

i will not get one heart beet higher than the normal rate (at work) unless I see it in gazzetta ...

 

Wow.

 

I just looked it up, that's an old pic of Galliani arriving in Barcelona to sign Ronaldinho

http://www.daylife.com/photo/04dM61821Xd6y

 

http://www.daylife.com/photo/04dM61821Xd6y

I love that picture. I can see him sneak up beside Silvio in the next picture saying "yessss, master?" and Silvio crapping his pants.

 

This is Florentino, people.

Big things poppin'.

 

wrong forum

 

i think that Kaka will stay at Milan.Kaka to Real is more than impossible in my opinion,if Kaka leaves,who'll replace him?Ronaldinho failed,Gourcuff went to Bordeaux because of not giving quarented place.Seedorf passed his best and about to move to Chealse.its impossible unless Perez pays 150 m euros or more.with 60 m euros,its impossible.Kaka will stay and i think Leo plan to continue 4-3-1-2 with Hernanes and world class striker.Kaka is very important to us in 4-3-1-2.Milan's squad still is much better than pathetic Real Squad.at least Milan has 1 superb player while Real has noone.if Real asks for Kaka,i'd reply it with this offer,Sergio Ramos+Sneijder+60 M and this is last offer.accept or reject,if you reject,leave my player alone...

 

The fact that people believe Kaka would leave Milan for such a shitty club because some guy decided to invent a story on a website is the funniest part.

 

Come on.

One, it is REal Madrid, arguably the biggest club on earth. They are the New York Yankees of football. This is not like the Man City thing. Yes, Real are playing badly but not horribly. They are a couple of moves away from being very good. Just like Milan. Every club goes through rough spots and big time players love to come in and be the light.

Two, it is obvious that management do not make decisions like they used to. I have serious doubt that BErlu and Galliani are thinking about tactics and how the team will play next season. They think about headlines and the bottom line. Selling Kaka for zillions makes sense in that mindset.


Leonardo has said something about playing with width, so I am not sure we would go with a 4-3-1-2 and Kaka is not really a player to play in the hole. He is more a support forward which is pretty much how he has been playing the last few years. Call him what you want, but he is not a playmaker in the Zidane sense of the word.

I don't really want to see this happen, but to pretend like the idea is pure comedy and impossible because we are Milan and yadda yadda yadda is ridiculous. This very much could happen.

 

No, that's Leo and Galliani.

 

No, that's Leo and Galliani.

Oh, I thought this was Bosco Leite in Madrid:howler:

No, that's Leo and Galliani.

Ah, Leo & Galliani in Madrid to sell Kaka

 

Damn, I posted the wrong picture. Now you have to edit yours too!

+ Leo's suit is awesome.

 

TMW is reporting 60 millions not enough to sell Kaka. Perez has to through a couple of players there as well.

 

Fotballnews.com is reporting that we reached an agreement. 80 million + Casillias and Ramos

 

:howler::howler::howler::howler:

btw, gazzetta reports it but says "according to AS ..." so they dont have confirmation that Galiani is there at all.

 

dae, dae ... you never learned. Football is not a US sport, football fans are not happy when their best player in the last decade leaves, even if it brings money for reconstruction of teh franchise ... football clubs are not franchises. dae dae ...

 

Oh shut up with teh US thing. Sports are sports. Fans never want their heroes to leave unless they are playing badly in which case they are criticized constantly. Its up to management to make smart decisions and sselling Kaka for 80 million AND getting the best keeper in the world (a need of ours) and one of the best defenders (another need of ours) is a no brainer.


We can be romantic about our team all we want, but there are also intelligent decisions to be made.

 

bigger papers have picked up the story too

http://www.as.com/futbol/articulo/g...rticulo/galliani-padre-kaka-negocian-florentino/dasftb/20090602dasdasftb_44/Tes

http://www.cadenaser.com/deportes/a...ortes/articulo/florentino-perez-habla-padre-kaka/serpro/20090602csrcsrdep_4/Tes

it seems they really are in Madrid

 

If Galliani goes to Mdrid than MIlan are going to sell. period.

Where are the arabs when u need them?

 

They're on their way

 

http://english.aljazeera.net/sport/2009/06/200961203959953178.html

how authentic is this site?

 

Kaka said that earlier today in Brazil. It's already been posted in the Italian medias.

 

I disagree. Shevchenko washed away the solid rock we once stood on and now it's further amplified by the curva's farewell of Paolo.
Kaka can go wherever for the right price. Really.

 

Good point. After that shameful display, the fans have no right to demand anything from players other than effort while playing. Clearly loyalty means nothing to the "curva". Or selected sections, anyway.

 

dae dae ... no no no

 

Does anybody care to translate this? Specially the bold part.

L'ipotesi è realistica, e si può dire che sia stata voluta e costruita da almeno due anni da Fininvest, ovvero da quel lato della famiglia Berlusconi, i figli maggiori del Presidente, che da tempo propugnano un parziale disimpegno della holding di famiglia dalla società calcistica, considerata troppo impegnativa sul lato dei costi. L'accordo con la holding finanziaria ed immobiliare facente capo a Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, detto familiarmente 'Big Mo' in Inghilterra, Emiro del Dubai, primo ministro e vicepresidente degli Emirati Arabi Uniti (padre del giovane rampollo che è stato ospite di Galliani in tribuna a San Siro, e che con lui ha fatto un giro sul prato di San Siro prima della partita, davanti ai flash dei fotografi...), rientra in un suo più vasto impegno all'interno della galassia Mediaset: un'altra società dell'Emiro, l’Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, è già proprietaria del 2,04 per cento delle azioni Mediaset e punta a rafforzarsi... Nello specifico, la proposta che sarà formalizzata prevede l'acquisizione da parte dell'ADUG (Abu Dhabi United Group, gruppo che ha interessi nel settore turistico e immobiliare) del 35-40 per cento circa delle quote del capitale sociale del Milan nelle mani di Fininvest (99,99 per cento circa). Accordo garantito dalla banca BNP Paribas. Nelle casse del Milan gli arabi porterebbero immediatamente circa 400 milioni di euro. L'offerta prevede l''allettamento' del riconoscimento da ADUG di una opzione 'put' per l'acquisizione del rimanente pacchetto azionario per una cifra di circa 600 milioni di euro, sulla base di una stima complessiva del pacchetto Fininvest di circa 1 miliardo di euro.
Che cosa significa? Fininvest avrebbe il diritto, ma non l’obbligo, di vendere tra due anni il pacchetto totale a un prezzo che viene stabilito ora. Nella sostanza, Berlusconi non ha interesse a investire in questo momento (ad es., nell'acquisto di giocatori che portino molto 'flottante') perchè altrimenti 'ingrasserebbe' un capitale che è già stato stimato, e nello stesso tempo si riserverebbe la possibilità di rifiutare agli arabi di vendere il restante pacchetto, cosa che verosimilmente accadrebbe se, a seguito degli investimenti 'medio tempore' effettuati, il valore del capitale fosse ulteriormente lievitato. La proposta, davvero allettante per Berlusconi e con moltissimi vantaggi anche dal punto di vista fiscale, si spiega in un solo modo: gli arabi dell’ADUG sono disposti a investire nel Milan a patto che possano avere mano libera nella costruzione di un nuovo stadio (sullo stile dell’Emirates Stadium di Londra, la casa dell’Arsenal). Pissi pissi bau bau riferiscono della esistenza di un progetto per la realizzazione di un impianto polifunzionale a Milano, zona Fiera, da 80 mila posti circa, presentato dalla Hydra Properties, uno dei bracci operativi della holding di 'Big Mo', che, nella persona del finanziere Sulaiman Al Fahim, gestirebbe l'accordo ed il futuro investimento immobiliare.
La parola spetta, in ultima istanza, a Berlusconi Silvio, ma la ruota è già ben avviata, ripeto, dai figli. Sembra che per ora vi siano garanzie sul mantenimento dell'attuale management, Galliani in testa. Ed agli arabi non può essere conveniente un brand Milan senza l'apporto dei suoi migliori giocatori, questo è chiaro. Forse vorranno pretendere garanzie specifiche in questo senso: quando Garry Cook, CEO del City, disse che nella trattativa con il Milan per Kakà a gennaio vi erano stati elementi esterni di distrurbo, pensava appunto a qualcuno a Dubai... Non è un caso che qualche giornale, credo proprio la 'Gazzetta', abbia riferito di un incontro ieri a via Turati tra Galliani ed il padre di Kakà, ma per parlare della comune condotta da assumere nel caso di un ritorno a bomba del City con una offerta davvero irrinunciabile.
Kakà, Pato, Pirlo, Seedorf, e le loro beghe di mercato, in questo contesto paiono figure piccine piccine...

 

Where is this from? Milano Finanza?