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Real Madrid have told Milan fans to expect a Kaka exit in the near future. “He will come sooner or later,” said director general Predrag Mijatovic.

The Brazilian starlet was named as a proposed summer arrival by President Ramon Calderon before his election in June, but Kaka remained in Italy after extending is contract until 2010.

However, Mijatovic is now ready to bet on the fact that the 24-year-old midfielder will one day play with the Merengues.

“Kaka represented one of the promises made to our supporters by Calderon, who knows it would be important to have such a high-quality player on our team,” he told the AS newspaper.

“During the summer we had several conversations with Kaka and his agent and I honestly believed that we could reach an agreement.

“The player expressed his wish to come here and the complicated situation caused by the match-fixing scandal made me think that Kaka would finally land in Madrid,” he continued.

“In the end, Milan did not allow him to leave and he preferred not to put any pressure on his club, which he is very fond of.

“But we are sure that he will come sooner or later,” added the former Fiorentina striker.

Mijatovic’s latest Kaka related statement is almost certain to infuriate Milan who declared war on the Spaniards this summer over their attempts to net the South American.

http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/sep8d.html


they are just trying to hurt Milan in a psichological way. There is no chance he will leave Milan in the next 2-3 seasons. After that of course NObody knows!!!!! (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

This post has been edited by redbabies: Sep 8 2006, 09:45 AM

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Milan block Kaka exit
Friday 8 September, 2006

Milan have again warned Real Madrid to forget about signing Kaka. “If they want to strengthen, they must look elsewhere,” said chief Adriano Galliani.

The latter made the statement after reading the comments of Real director general Predrag Mijatovic, who insisted the 24-year-old would one day join the Merengues.

“I do not intend to cause any controversy, but we do not allow such behaviour,” stated Galliani. “We are not a branch of another club.

“I met President Ramon Calderon and we spoke to each other,” added the Rossoneri official. “Milan are a great club with a great President and our recent history outweighs Real Madrid’s.

“We are not in a state of psychological subjection, if the Spanish club needs new players then this is not the right place to come.”

The former Lega Calcio chief has also insisted that Kaka has never asked to leave Italy, a reason why the South American extended his contract until 2010 in the summer.

“Let’s take Chelsea as an example,” continued Galliani. “They chased Andriy Shevchenko for three years and we always said no.

“A negotiation started with the Premiership club only when the player expressed his desire to leave, but this is not the case with Kaka.”

Real Madrid, however, consider Kaka the only true alternative to the retired Zinedine Zidane and have not yet ruled out the idea of seeing him at the Santiago Bernabeu.


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what the hell that's one for?

go and grow your own player.. at least before this; i did respect Real more than Chelsea coz they have their own star in the team..

they think after what happen with Sheva; it's gonna happen with Kaka...

but as what Galliani mention

“A negotiation started with the Premiership club only when the player expressed his desire to leave, but this is not the case with Kaka.”

hope in the future, this will not be the case..