[berenike_10]

I was reading in as.com, spanish sport web site that you all ready know the following article:

www.as.com
09.02.2007

''Milan ask diarra , cannavaro and robinho plus money for kaka. ''

Suposely, milan and real madrid are like in a middle of a negotiation for kaka, and milan have requested the three previous mentioned players, plus a quite huge amount of money for the brazilian, that way milan will re inforce the team in good way and also will have the money to bring ronaldinho to the team to be use on kaka's role, also mentions that galliani spoked with mijatovic lst month regarding this pre-agreement... becasue berluscuni seems to be totally confident to bring ronaldinho next season, leaving kaka '' a side'', you all know how this web site make up stories, and i was looking other web sites and found no information or any news regarding this article , at the end i think is all a cover of bull sh...

Ps.. this assholes affirm with any doubt that kaka will surely go to real madrid next june... i hate this fuckers..

If any of you can read in spanish, here you have the link for the web site.


http://www.as.com/articulo/futbol/Milan/pi...asdaiftb_4/Tes/

This post has been edited by berenike_10: Feb 9 2007, 05:28 AM

[misha]

Milan rubbish Kaka claims

Milan have dismissed the latest speculation suggesting they might sell Kaka to Real Madrid at the end of the season.

Spanish newspaper AS claimed that Milan chief Adriano Galliani and Real sporting director Predrag Mijatovic started initial discussions during the Ronaldo transfer saga.

The publication went on to claim that the Italian giants had asked for Fabio Cannavaro, Robinho and Mahamadou Diarra plus a significant amount of cash in exchange for the Brazilian.

But the San Siro giants have been swift in their response by releasing an official denial on their website.

“Rumours are running at full speed after Spanish newspaper AS reported that Milan are prepared to sell Kaka in exchange for Diarra, Robinho and Cannavaro, plus cash,” stated the note.

“Rumours are so often groundless and there is also the problem of the language barrier on the international scene.

“Nevertheless, in this case and in every language, it needs to be said that no matter which way you look at it Kaka isn’t going anywhere.

“There’s nothing like the truth to clear up what could be a confusing matter. In any case there’s no reason to worry because our beloved golden boy is here to stay.”

Kaka had recently declared that he was happy at Milan, especially after they completed the winter capture of international teammate Ronaldo.

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