I would not bet my money on Kaka staying with Milan this summer.

I think if Kaka leaves (which is 99% inevitable), it'll be next season. Milan letting him go right after the whole Man City debacle would be nothing short of idiotic, as would also be the case with Kaka after saying he wanted to stay with Milan and waving his jersey to ecstatic fans out a window.

Kaka is a shadow of his Ballon d'Or form nowadays and he seems to be losing patience with the club, especially after his supposed calling out of Milan Lab and the magical healing powers of the Selecao team doctors.

Well what do you expect. Our milanlab has become a joke and is the number 1 reason behind our teams position right now. If I were him, I would do the same.

He's not Maldini. I mean hes not even Italian. So what bond does he have with our club other than our club objectives? However, he won't leave this summer. I think next season its our last chance If we want to keep him. Either we win or he probably is off to greener patches.

I mean hes not even Italian. So what bond does he have with our club other than our club objectives?

What kind of a conclusion is that?!! you mean only Italians can have a bond with the club that goes beyond its objectives?

I think there was a hint of sarcasm in what Bluey wrote

I tend to think the whole Man City thing was an exercise in showing that no player, no matter how good, is bigger than the club.

That said, I'm also in the category of folks who think Kaka will probably leave sooner rather than later. My personal guess is that he'll go to someone who'll pay him more than he's making at Milan, whether it's in England or in Spain.

I tend to think the whole Man City thing was an exercise in showing that no player, no matter how good, is bigger than the club.

That said, I'm also in the category of folks who think Kaka will probably leave sooner rather than later. My personal guess is that he'll go to someone who'll pay him more than he's making at Milan, whether it's in England or in Spain.

I tend to think the whole Man City thing was an exercise in showing that no player, no matter how good, is bigger than the club.

That said, I'm also in the category of folks who think Kaka will probably leave sooner rather than later. My personal guess is that he'll go to someone who'll pay him more than he's making at Milan, whether it's in England or in Spain.

I think there was a hint of sarcasm in what Bluey wrote

My sarcasm detector is broken!

Sheva was talking of becoming a Milan legend "like Maldini" before he left. That I cannot take and that's why I'll always detest Sheva.

Kaka also said something along those same lines when Man City: The Movie ended and he was staying.

I think it's safe to say that declaring your desire to be a Milan legend is like getting a tattoo of your girlfriend's name. It's inevitable the relationship will sour at some point.

Kaka also said something along those same lines when Man City: The Movie ended and he was staying.

I think it's safe to say that declaring your desire to be a Milan legend is like getting a tattoo of your girlfriend's name. It's inevitable the relationship will sour at some point.

Kaka: Forget Real Madrid, I’m Milan For Life

Kaka seemed on the verge of leaving Milan in January when the Diavoli received a massive bid from Premier League big spenders Manchester City.
The 26-year-old eventually turned down the move, but the Spanish media have claimed in recent weeks that things will be different when Real Madrid go knocking next summer.

“I think that too many people have been speaking of late. Now it’s my turn,” Kaka said to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

“I have not been contacted by Real Madrid. I believe I have already stressed that I wish to remain here. Milan for life? Yes - and that’s the fifth time I have said so.

“This is getting quite tiresome, for the fans too. I feel I owe them and I have proved I want to stay. There was that moment of doubt with Manchester City but then I made up my mind. I repeat that I have not agreed terms with anyone.”

Milan are expected to undergo a major face-lift in the summer after another dismal season and Kaka is confident that the good times will return for the Rossoneri.

“We are as hungry as anyone,” he claimed. “When you are accustomed to winning and go through such difficult periods, you truly miss lifting trophies.

“Some of our players are getting older; we should just freshen things up and bring the average age in the squad down.”

Thank you. Like I've said he is our future captain. Hes 27 soon? Leaving will be pointless hes almost up for captaincy and hell would ofcourse break loose if he was sold without him wanting to leave in the first place.

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I agree with him. Bringing the average of the squad down is a must for us.

Maldini is done this season.
Favalli should not be renewed.
Emerson should be released.
Shevchenko will leave.
Kalac or Dida should be sold/released.
Oddo should be sold.


6 veteran players out and lets refresh our squad with youth players.

Players who also should be dropped from bench: Seedorf, Ambrosini, Kaladze, Inzaghi.

If that really happens then I would not blame him. I would not have blamed Sheva either. It's not that one goes that I can't take but Sheva was talking of becoming a Milan legend "like Maldini" before he left. That I cannot take and that's why I'll always detest Sheva.

Maldini is done this season.

I tend to think the whole Man City thing was an exercise in showing that no player, no matter how good, is bigger than the club.

That said, I'm also in the category of folks who think Kaka will probably leave sooner rather than later. My personal guess is that he'll go to someone who'll pay him more than he's making at Milan, whether it's in England or in Spain.

Kalac or Dida should be sold/released.

Players who also should be dropped from bench: Seedorf, Ambrosini, Kaladze, Inzaghi.

Yep, I'll bring up the D-word again, but barring a meltdown, he should definitely stay. He still has the stuff (not as much as he used to, of course) when he's in respectable form and injury-free, as he has been so far this season. If anyone here is expendable, Kalac went from #1 to #3 in the blink of an eye. Besides, with Abbiati hobbled, bringing in two new GKs unfamiliar with our system probably isn't a smart idea.

Lets not ignore reality here. Dida is too error-prone right now to be even considered a candidate for a top club. I would love both of them gone, but right now for me I would prefer Dida because he gets paid more than both Abbiati and Kalac.

Lets stop beating around the bush and get a solid keeper. If we wait for Abbiati to recover and rely on Dida and Kalac, next season will be the same as this one.


Goalkeeper is much too important of a position to let clowns like Kalac and Dida play. If we are to be fighting for first place and europe, we need a top quality keeper between the posts, no excuses.

If we are to be fighting for first place and europe, we need a top quality keeper between the posts, no excuses.

Why do we have Abbiati, then?

He would be good enough for a second string goal keeper, while the other two are not.

I still think you're half wrong there, but I'm not going to get into an argument here after having dealt with the douchebags at R&B earlier for the same reason.

Oh, okay. You gotta understand, I got nothign against dida or kalac. I just want Milan to have a Milan quality keeper. Inter has Julio Cesar, we should also have someone of that caliber.

There aren't many Julio Cesars avaible or even existent. Our goalkeeper roster is more then just good, and Dida + Abbiati are Milan quality.

I'm content with Abbiati and Dida. I don't think we need to buy a goalie this season, we have other areas to reinforce. That said, if Buffon is annoyed by the current situation (as it's reported...) in Turin I would not think twice about getting into it.

Yes, and a good goalkeeper we have in Abbiati, while Dida is a superb second, who allways has the slight option to find his path back, and once more show class. Didn't you notice that this seasons Dida isn't exactly the Dida from last season?

Kaka Reiterates Desire To Captain Milan

Milan’s Brazilian superstar, Kaka, has again been linked with a move to Real Madrid over the past week, despite recently declaring that he intends to remain with the Rossoneri for the remainder of his career.

Consequently, he was forced to quash these rumours only yesterday, by pledging his future to his Italian club yet again.

Late last night, though, in an interview with a Hungarian newspaper, the South American had some kind things to say about the Spanish club, a team that have been on his trail for quite some time now.

“Real Madrid are an extraordinary club, but as I have said many times before, I never want to leave Milan,” Kaka affirmed in Nemzeti Sport.

“Again, I love Milan, and I have the intention of playing here for a very long time.”

The 26-year-old was extremely close to joining the English Premier League club Manchester City in January, but the deal collapsed despite the vast riches on the table.

Kaka said, “I refused their offer because everyone at Milan are convinced that we have a bright future ahead. I have so much affection for this club, so for me it was essential to remain here.”

The former Sao Paulo star concluded the interview by addressing a few things concerning the Rossoneri, mainly their transfer policy, as well as his desire to captain the club in the future.

He continued, “Having a team formed by players who have been here for so long isn’t a bad thing, however sometimes it’s necessary to make a change. This could be the right time for us to do exactly that.

“When [Paolo] Maldini retires, I believe that the next captain will be either [Massimo] Ambrosini or [Gennaro] Gattuso. Having said this though, I would certainly love to wear the armband one day too.”