[CrazyMilanFan]

I will note that it's the reports in the English press that indicate Milan are considering the offer.

http://english.gazzetta.it/Football/Primo_...1/15/kaka.shtml

[acid911]

I don't think it's Kaka who wants to go. If what we're reading is at all true, it's Milan that seem to be considering this massive offer.

I don't think it's anywhere near massive, to tell you the truth. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif) 110m from Chelsea or Madrid is massive considering the two clubs and the amount of money they can spare. With City, anything less than 200m, I won't even consider, as they have nearly unlimited money. Messi has a 150 million buy out clause, why not try and go there. Surely, Kaka has more experience and is worth more.

But like I said, if it's Milan who's interested, then shame on them. Kaka always said he'd leave once he's not wanted here. If this is the time, then Galliani sure does have no sense of timing.

[Tennie]

Thanks for that cmf. I did NOT see an italian versioin of that article on Gazzetta's Italian page. All the other Italian news sources commenting on the Kaka thing are quoting the English papers.

Well. If Kaka wants to go for the money to a club that's battling relegation and will certainly not be in the CL next year, I guess he didn't want to be captain and grow old at Milan all that badly.

[CrazyMilanFan]

I don't think it's anywhere near massive, to tell you the truth. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif) 110m from Chelsea or Madrid is massive considering the two clubs and the amount of money they can spare. With City, anything less than 200m, I won't even consider, as they have nearly unlimited money. Messi has a 150 million buy out clause, why not try and go there. Surely, Kaka has more experience and is worth more.

But like I said, if it's Milan who's interested, then shame on them. Kaka always said he'd leave once he's not wanted here. If this is the time, then Galliani sure does have no sense of timing.

or why dont they buy ibra and do us a favour (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif)

[Tennie]

or why dont they buy ibra and do us a favour (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif)

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/96.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/96.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/96.gif) Fins up for that one, cmf!

[dst]

Even though our response was 'no and no'. I just don't trust Galliani anymore! he says no to Kaka's sell, but in reality that's a yes!

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) He is not always lying. Kaka is going nowhere!

Shizzle. If Kaka wants to stay, and Milan is after the money, then I'm gonna be seriously disappointed.

I feel the same way.

I don't think it's anywhere near massive, to tell you the truth.

OK...

or why dont they buy ibra and do us a favour (IMG:style_emoticons/default/innocent.gif)

You are a genius!

[Tennie]

Mattioni is at Milanello, having his physical.

[CrazyMilanFan]

while according to sky sports it is the same whihc many of us here predicted that milan seems to be ready to take the money

[CrazyMilanFan]

Felipe is already in Italy and will undergo a medical. He has signed a four-and-a-half year contract and he is ready to play," said Mattioni's agent Mino Raiola.

it doens not seem like a loan

[kizo]

Calcio Comedy: Adriano Galliani Confirms That Milan Are Moving To Brazil

Milan Vice President Adriano Galliani has confirmed that the Rossoneri will be moving to Brazil, and will play their home games in Rio de Janeiro.

January is only 15 days old, but Milan have already found time to sign another two Brazilians. First Thiago Silva arrived from Fluminense and then, on Thursday, the Diavoli completed the capture of full back Felipe Mattioni from Gremio.

Milan now have seven Brazilians in their first team squad - the others being Dida, Emerson, Pato, Kaka and Ronaldinho. Then, of course, one must not forget Digao, who has been loaned out to Standard Liege, technical director Leonardo, as well as Cafu and Serginho, who only left the club last summer.

In yet another Brazilian transfer, Adriano Galliani has confirmed that Milan will be re-locating to Brazil.

“I can announce with great pleasure,” stated ‘Uncle Fester’, “that from tomorrow we will be moving to Rio de Janeiro.

“We want to become as Brazilian as possible, and this will be another step on this journey.

“Our new ground will be the Maracana Stadium, while we are changing the colours on our strip from black-and-red to yellow-and-green. From now on, we will be known as the ‘Gialloverdi’.”

Milan will continue to play in Serie A until the end of the current campaign. However, from the start of next season, the world’s most successful international club will be admitted to the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A, where they will compete against the cream of Brazilian football, such as Flamengo, Sao Paulo and Santos.

“Milan are the most prestigious club team in the world,” continued Galliani.

“Now we aim to win many more trophies in the most prestigious and most successful footballing nation.”

Not wanting to be undone by their bitter rivals, Inter are now also considering moving to South America, thus leaving open the mouth-watering prospect of the two sides meeting each other in the Copa Libertadores.

“We want to move to South America too, but not just one specific country” explained Nerazzurri top-dog Massimo Moratti.

“Six of our squad are Argentinean, so we want to play January to April in the Argentine League. Six are also Brazilian, so we hope to then move to Brazil from May until September.

“The remainder of the year we will split our time between Colombia and Chile.”

A few Milanese players have expressed concerns about moving back to South America though. Ivan Cordoba and Nicolas Burdisso are worried that they may be enticed back into revolutionary activity. Meanwhile, Emerson is reluctant to travel, as he is still wanted by Rio police for robbing a grocery store back in 1950.


LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[Zed.D]

Well. If Kaka wants to go for the money to a club that's battling relegation and will certainly not be in the CL next year, I guess he didn't want to be captain and grow old at Milan all that badly.

Going to respectfully disagree (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) if this deal goes through, I will blame the management not the player. how many times does he have to say he's going to stay for many years, one day become the captain, etc.? let's even say he's lying (!), do you really think he's going to join a club that is not even certain to play in European football next season? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

I honestly think the management are tempted by this offer. £90M is no joke. it's almost the cost of a new stadium, or a couple of world class players!

This post has been edited by Zed.D: Jan 15 2009, 01:51 PM

[Zed.D]

Calcio Comedy: Adriano Galliani Confirms That Milan Are Moving To Brazil

Milan Vice President Adriano Galliani has confirmed that the Rossoneri will be moving to Brazil, and will play their home games in Rio de Janeiro.

January is only 15 days old, but Milan have already found time to sign another two Brazilians. First Thiago Silva arrived from Fluminense and then, on Thursday, the Diavoli completed the capture of full back Felipe Mattioni from Gremio.

Milan now have seven Brazilians in their first team squad - the others being Dida, Emerson, Pato, Kaka and Ronaldinho. Then, of course, one must not forget Digao, who has been loaned out to Standard Liege, technical director Leonardo, as well as Cafu and Serginho, who only left the club last summer.

In yet another Brazilian transfer, Adriano Galliani has confirmed that Milan will be re-locating to Brazil.

“I can announce with great pleasure,” stated ‘Uncle Fester’, “that from tomorrow we will be moving to Rio de Janeiro.

“We want to become as Brazilian as possible, and this will be another step on this journey.

“Our new ground will be the Maracana Stadium, while we are changing the colours on our strip from black-and-red to yellow-and-green. From now on, we will be known as the ‘Gialloverdi’.”

Milan will continue to play in Serie A until the end of the current campaign. However, from the start of next season, the world’s most successful international club will be admitted to the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A, where they will compete against the cream of Brazilian football, such as Flamengo, Sao Paulo and Santos.

“Milan are the most prestigious club team in the world,” continued Galliani.

“Now we aim to win many more trophies in the most prestigious and most successful footballing nation.”

Not wanting to be undone by their bitter rivals, Inter are now also considering moving to South America, thus leaving open the mouth-watering prospect of the two sides meeting each other in the Copa Libertadores.

“We want to move to South America too, but not just one specific country” explained Nerazzurri top-dog Massimo Moratti.

“Six of our squad are Argentinean, so we want to play January to April in the Argentine League. Six are also Brazilian, so we hope to then move to Brazil from May until September.

“The remainder of the year we will split our time between Colombia and Chile.”

A few Milanese players have expressed concerns about moving back to South America though. Ivan Cordoba and Nicolas Burdisso are worried that they may be enticed back into revolutionary activity. Meanwhile, Emerson is reluctant to travel, as he is still wanted by Rio police for robbing a grocery store back in 1950.


LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Good one!!

[CrazyMilanFan]

Going to respectfully disagree (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) if this deal goes through, I will blame the management not the player. how many times does he have to say he's going to stay for many years, one day become the captain, etc.? let's even say he's lying (!), do you really think he's going to join a club that is not even certain to play in European football in season? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

I honestly think the management are tempted by this offer. £90M is no joke. it's almost the cost of a new stadium, or a couple of world class players!

90 million yea is a big figure just like what juve did with zidane sale but when u consider that sheva sale money i dont want to continue

[Zed.D]

90 million yea is a big figure just like what juve did with zidane sale but when u consider that sheva sale money i dont want to continue

Yeah... £30 straight to Silvio's pocket!...

[CrazyMilanFan]

Sembra essere fissato a lunedì sera l'incontro tra gli emissari del Manchester City ed il padre di Ricardo Kakà: secondo quanto scritto dalla stampa inglese, durante la cena i Citizen spiegheranno il progetto all'ingegner Bosco Leite, il quale riferirà a Kakà, al momento molto scettico sul trasferimento in Inghilterra. Tra le condizioni fissate da Kakà per una possibile discussione, l'incedibilità di Robinho, la qualificazione entro due anni alla Champions League, la gestione totale dei diritti di immagine ed ovviamente la garanzia che lo sceicco Mansour resti proprietario del club per l'intera durata del suo contratto. Eventuali inadempienze alle clausole suddette, porterebbero ad uno svincolo ad un prezzo prefissato: occhio tralaltro alla situazione di Ancelotti, che alcuni ipotizzano possa essere una delle "garanzie" richieste da Kakà agli inglesi.


can anyone translate this correctly ?