[misha]

The Rossoneri's midfielder admitted to a Brazilian daily newspaper that he might leave the Italian club in the future.

Ricardo Kaka made some unexpected comments to a Brazilian daily newspaper, 'Folha on line', as he declared that he is unsure about his future stay at Milan.

"For this year I will still continue with Milan, but later on I don't know," he admitted.

"I'm happy that my family feels well in Italy, but a lot will depend from Milan. I don't want to stay in a place where neither the club nor I are satisfied," Kaka explained.

"My rapport with Milan is clear: until Berlusconi wants me, I will remain with the Rossoneri. As soon as the President will not consider me non transferable anymore, I will go elsewhere."

Kaka also spoke about the probable Golden Ball win.

"I'm calm because to win the Golden Ball I do everything I can: that is I go on the pitch, play, train and do my job."

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[han2503]

Well, I'm glad everybody here is very confident on this issue, but something smells. Hopefully he will stay, but I will never love Kaka like other Milan players, unless he commits his future to us. After what happened with Sheva, I can not let myself get too attached to our most wonderful player.

Forza Milan!

And I understand why you would feel this way, after the whole Sheva thing I felt the same.

But unless I see Kaka actually saying the words that he wants to leave himself or see his quote on the official site, then I'm not going to believe any supposed quotes coming off an internet football tabloid. Quotes can as easily be fabricated as photoshopped pictures with people holding victory newspapers (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

That is all I'm saying that unless the quotes are from a full proof reliable source then it's better not to believe them or dwell on what they might mean becuase they could either be totally made up or something that Kaka said but twisted upside down to make it seem like he is saying something that he actually isn't

@ dst, if he actually says 'no comment' or something to that effect when they ask him about his future it might seem more that he will actually transfer. Because when players usually say 'no comment' it usually means that whatever the media are speculating is true

[misha]

@ dst, if he actually says 'no comment' or something to that effect when they ask him about his future it might seem more that he will actually transfer. Because when players usually say 'no comment' it usually means that whatever the media are speculating is true

He can just say that he cleared this issue once and for all, and he won't talk about it anymore.