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Last valuation: Sep 2, 2013
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AC Milan wants Kaká back
Jul 28, 2012 - 3:49 PM hours
Aug 26, 2012 - 4:37 PM hours
Kaká and Real Madrid both agree that they have to find a solution and, with just six days left before the transfer window creaks shut, this could well end up being a stopgap. Although Mourinho has refused to rule out giving the Brazilian more pitch time if he stays put, actions speak louder than words, and the forward clearly doesn't figure in the Portuguese coach's plans. "Kaká is better positioned to talk about his future than I am", the Madrid supremo said in his Saturday press conference.
"He knows his intentions better than I do. I simply try to get the best out of every player. If he's still here for the season on 1st September, I'll respect him and try to get the best possible performance from him, like last year", said Mourinho, when probed about his seeming reluctance to call on the Brazilian.
Kaká left out of Getafe trip
"He knows his intentions better than I do. I simply try to get the best out of every player. If he's still here for the season on 1st September, I'll respect him and try to get the best possible performance from him, like last year", said Mourinho, when probed about his seeming reluctance to call on the Brazilian.
Aug 26, 2012 - 6:18 PM hours
According to the Italian daily 'Il Corriere dello Sport', the Milan agent Ernesto Bronzetti will go to Madrid next Monday to resume talks with Florentino Pérez. The Chairman of Real Madrid will have had all weekend to think over Milan's proposal.
His counterpart in Milan, Adriano Galliani has made his position clear on the matter. He wants the Brazilian on a one-year loan deal with an option to buy for €15 million, to be paid over five years. Kaká has already agreed to take a 50% pay cut if the transfer deal goes through. Milan's offer isn't open to negotiation however – it's a case of take it or leave it.
If Bronzetti manages to seal the deal, Galliani will fly out to Madrid on Wednesday to put the finishing touches to the operation, and will return to Milan the following day to officially present the Brazilian as a new Milan player.
Milan gives ultimatum for Kaká
His counterpart in Milan, Adriano Galliani has made his position clear on the matter. He wants the Brazilian on a one-year loan deal with an option to buy for €15 million, to be paid over five years. Kaká has already agreed to take a 50% pay cut if the transfer deal goes through. Milan's offer isn't open to negotiation however – it's a case of take it or leave it.
If Bronzetti manages to seal the deal, Galliani will fly out to Madrid on Wednesday to put the finishing touches to the operation, and will return to Milan the following day to officially present the Brazilian as a new Milan player.
Aug 28, 2012 - 12:32 PM hours
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani claims the club have ended their interest in re-signing Kaka as there are 'too many risks' involved.
Milan end Kaka chase
Jan 17, 2013 - 4:12 PM hours
AC Milan have admitted to being in talks with Real Madrid regarding the possibility of taking Kaka back to Italy on loan.
AC Milan admit to making loan approach for Real Madrid's Kaka.
Jan 17, 2013 - 4:20 PM hours
En disgrâce au Real Madrid, Kaka espère trouver une porte de sortie à Milan. Quitte à faire des efforts pour retrouver son ancien club. "Pour moi, c’est une situation délicate. Si Madrid et Milan tombent d’accord, je suis prêt à faire un sacrifice pour revenir", a dit le milieu offensif brésilien, cité par As.
Kaka ready to cut his huge salary in order to join his former club Milan
Jan 18, 2013 - 11:23 AM hours
AC Milan vice president Adriano Galliani has confirmed the club are working on a deal to bring Kaka back on loan from Real Madrid but admits it will be 'difficult'.
AC Milan working on 'difficult' loan deal for Real Madrid's Kaka.
Jan 19, 2013 - 2:42 PM hours
Adriano Galliani admits negotiations are underway with Real Madrid to re-sign Kaká. The Managing Director of Milan admits however, that it a complicated operation because of the high wage the Brazilian is earning.
"If we are brave, imaginative, willing to take risks and make some sacrifices, we can succeed. We are working on the financial agreement but we've hit a wall with his wages, but our love for Kaká never ended. We are not talking to any other player."
Milan fuels Kaká's hopes.
"If we are brave, imaginative, willing to take risks and make some sacrifices, we can succeed. We are working on the financial agreement but we've hit a wall with his wages, but our love for Kaká never ended. We are not talking to any other player."
Jan 20, 2013 - 7:18 PM hours
The owner and president of AC Milan, Silvio Berlusconi, was optimistic about Kaká's possible return to the 'Rossoneri' club. In an interview with Sky, Berlusconi stressed that Kaka, who currently plays for Real Madrid, is a "great player" and he has a lot of time for him.
"In football we're out of touch with reality, but I'm optimistic," said Berlusconi, who was less forthcoming about Mario Balotelli. When asked about the possibility of signing the Manchester City striker, the President of the Italian club replied: "I don't know, I honestly don't know."
Milan acknowledged on Friday that it had begun negotiations to secure Kaká on loan. The CEO of Milan, Adriano Galliani, said the Brazilian will return to Italy during the winter transfer period if the two clubs and Kaka himself can agree on one of the thorniest issues in the negotiations - the player’s salary.
Berlusconi: "I'm optimistic about Kaká".
"In football we're out of touch with reality, but I'm optimistic," said Berlusconi, who was less forthcoming about Mario Balotelli. When asked about the possibility of signing the Manchester City striker, the President of the Italian club replied: "I don't know, I honestly don't know."
Milan acknowledged on Friday that it had begun negotiations to secure Kaká on loan. The CEO of Milan, Adriano Galliani, said the Brazilian will return to Italy during the winter transfer period if the two clubs and Kaka himself can agree on one of the thorniest issues in the negotiations - the player’s salary.
Jan 22, 2013 - 12:22 AM hours
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani is playing cat and mouse with the signing of Kaká. After fuelling the debate about his loan next season, the leader of the Rossoneri told reporters that negotiations have broken "for tax reasons".
Milan had reached an agreement with Kaká whereby the Brazilian player would take a drop in his €10 million salary to €6 million per season, in order to make his return to the 'rossoneri' club possible, according to reports by the online edition of Italian sports newspaper 'La Gazzetta dello Sport'.
Galliani rules out Kaká for tax reasons.
Milan had reached an agreement with Kaká whereby the Brazilian player would take a drop in his €10 million salary to €6 million per season, in order to make his return to the 'rossoneri' club possible, according to reports by the online edition of Italian sports newspaper 'La Gazzetta dello Sport'.
Jan 27, 2013 - 10:21 PM hours
Real Madrid have confirmed they are still in talks with AC Milan over a possible move for Brazilian playmaker Kaka.
Madrid claim they are still in talks with AC Milan over a possible move for Kaka.
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