Re: El Maestro - Ricardo Kaka

by halamadrid2 Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:10 pm

LOOOOOOOOL

by Onyx Fri Aug 03, 2012 2:10 pm

Mourinho has remained coy on the future of the 30-year-old whenever he has been asked to comment on the matter, and following Real's 5-1 victory over LA Galaxy on their US tour maintained the same stance.

"For me there is no problem," the Portuguese told Real's official website.

"We will try to get the best out of him. He is a good player. He played well last season and helped us win games.

"Our hope is that he stays. As a coach I would be happy because he is serious, hardworking and contributes to the group.

"In some matches he is a great player, with quality and the ability to help us win. We know him well and have worked together for two years.

"He contributed well last season and I know what he has in his head. We do not need to send messages. The important thing is that he decides on his future that is ideal for himself."

by Onyx Wed Aug 08, 2012 2:41 pm

Reports in Italy suggest that Milan are struggling to negotiate a deal with Real Madrid due to two economic barriers.

The Rossoneri’s Adriano Galliani was understood to be meeting with Real Madrid’s President Florentino Perez yesterday to discuss possible terms of the Brazilian’s return to San Siro.

However, reports today suggest that this meeting has been put back to Wednesday amid rising doubts over whether the two parties are able to reach common ground.

Galliani is believed to be pushing for a loan move, which the Spanish are increasingly reluctant to agree to. The player’s wage demands are also still thought to be immovable.

by Onyx Thu Aug 09, 2012 10:48 am

Adriano Galliani has admitted that AC Milan face a near-impossible task to lure Real Madrid midfielder Kaka back to Serie A.

The Rossoneri are desperate to re-sign the Brazil international this summer, but they have so far been unable to reach an agreement with both club and player, as the club's poor financial position continues to hamper their summer transfer dealings.

"Operation Kaka is a very complicated matter. I would say that it is nearly impossible. The costs are enormous, we are talking about very high wages," Galliani told Sky Sport Italia.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho vowed that the Liga champions will only let go of Kaka for the right price.

"The most important thing is that he is happy. He is a great player at a high level. If he stays, it would be perfect for me and if not we will notice the difference," he told reporters.

"We will not let go of him on a free. If a team wants him, they will have to pay up."

Kaka is under contract at the Santiago Bernabeu until June 2015, and assisted three goals in the Blancos' 5-1 friendly demolition of Milan in the United States on Wednesday.

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Mourinho:

"I would be happy if [Kaka] stays with us or is sold, what I want is that he himself is happy," Mourinho said. "It is always said in football that a player plays where he wants. My arms are open if he wants to continue - against Milan he showed also that he is a great player and can compete.

by Onyx Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:01 pm

Apparently Real Madrid and AC Milan have agreed on a salary, if Kaka was to be sold to them.

by Guest Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:50 pm

mtfootball wrote:Apparently Real Madrid and AC Milan have agreed on a salary, if Kaka was to be sold to them.

What how does that happen, I thought that has to be between the player and the club not between two teams....

by Onyx Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:56 pm

Crimson wrote:
mtfootball wrote:Apparently Real Madrid and AC Milan have agreed on a salary, if Kaka was to be sold to them.

What how does that happen, I thought that has to be between the player and the club not between two teams....

Yeh I think it's player-club.

http://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/mercato/milan/articoli/87570/milan-kaka-accordo-sullingaggio.shtml

by Onyx Mon Aug 27, 2012 11:00 am

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has clashed furiously with Kaka and his father as he attempts to offload the Brazilian this week.

Mourinho cannot believe Kaka's stand and has urged the player to move on for the sake of his career.

El Pais says in the last meeting between the trio, Mourinho asked: "Do you not realise that I am not counting on you?"

"No!" snapped back Kaka.

"Are not you going to do anything to relaunch your career?" declared Mou.

"If you want my son to go, pay him what you owe," barked Kaka's father, Bosco Leite.

Mou tried again: "If your son stays, he will be locked out of my project."

To which Leite replied: " ... your project - and Jorge Mendes'!"

Kaka has told his inner circle he regards Mou as "a very bad person", but there remains no guarantee he will leave Real this week with suitors AC Milan reluctant to meet his price-tag.

by SuperMAG Mon Aug 27, 2012 2:42 pm

lolllllllllllllllll

by Die Borussen Mon Aug 27, 2012 2:51 pm

is el pais reliable? are these words true?

by Albiceleste Mon Aug 27, 2012 4:23 pm

mtfootball wrote:Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has clashed furiously with Kaka and his father as he attempts to offload the Brazilian this week.

Mourinho cannot believe Kaka's stand and has urged the player to move on for the sake of his career.

El Pais says in the last meeting between the trio, Mourinho asked: "Do you not realise that I am not counting on you?"

"No!" snapped back Kaka.

"Are not you going to do anything to relaunch your career?" declared Mou.

"If you want my son to go, pay him what you owe," barked Kaka's father, Bosco Leite.

Mou tried again: "If your son stays, he will be locked out of my project."

To which Leite replied: " ... your project - and Jorge Mendes'!"

Kaka has told his inner circle he regards Mou as "a very bad person", but there remains no guarantee he will leave Real this week with suitors AC Milan reluctant to meet his price-tag.

by Ganso Mon Aug 27, 2012 4:25 pm

oh please

by halamadrid2 Mon Aug 27, 2012 4:26 pm

lol Kaka clashing with somebody.... give me a break

by hrealmadrid Tue Aug 28, 2012 1:06 am

Gazzetta dello Sport claims the feedback received when Galliani consulted a financial professional's opinion earlier on Monday morning was negative, and his latest statements have confirmed those claims.

"The tax problem? It's all true," the official admitted to Milan Channel. "It's impossible. We asked the opinion of a tax accountant who said it was 'too risky'."

by Onyx Tue Aug 28, 2012 5:12 pm

The wife of unsettled Real Madrid attacker Kaka claims the couple are set to return to Brazil, according to reports in the Spanish media on Tuesday.

Caroline Celico told Brazilian magazine RG that she and her husband had no plans to move anywhere else.

"We are planning the return to Sao Paulo with all the family," Celico said. "If Kaka leaves Madrid we will not go to any other country."

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has made it clear that Kaka should find a new club, but the Liga champions reportedly want an outright sale rather than a loan deal. AC Milan were interested in re-signing their former player, but the Brazilian's €9 million annual salary has discouraged the Serie A side.

With few other potential buyers around, speculation in Madrid-based newspaper AS on Tuesday claimed that an arrangement could be found for the former Ballon D'Or winner to return to a club in his home country.

by Onyx Fri Mar 01, 2013 4:56 pm

Real Madrid midfielder Kaka has admitted that he may be leaving the Bernabeu if the club no longer require his services.

The Brazilian has struggled with injuries at Madrid ever since his move for €68million in June 2009, and has made just 76 league appearances.

The midfielder is tipped to start in El Classico this weekend as manager Jose Mourinho looks to rest key players ahead of a last-16 second leg tie against Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.

Kaka has indicated that he wishes to remain at the club and see out the remaining two years of his contract, but accepts that this may be difficult given his lack of playing time, particularly with the World Cup being held in Brazil next year.

"I have two years left on my contract," Kaka said.

"I am happy to continue at Real, but I don't want to be a problem for the club. If I have to go, I will go.

"I don't know if I will get back into the national team, but I have to be prepared. I would love to return. There is still time."

Kaka has 85 caps for Brazil, scoring 29 goals, with his last cap coming in Brazil's 1000th match against Colombia last November.

by Onyx Mon May 20, 2013 5:30 pm

Real Madrid midfielder, Kaka was left out of Brazil’s roster for this summer’s Confederation’s Cup and the 31-year-old, knowing time is fleeting before the 2014 World Cup, is desperate to get back on the map and could use Adidas as the catalyst.

According to Brazilian newspaper, Meia Hora, Adidas is looking to get Kaka back in the spotlight, as he is one of their main sponsored players, but the clothing brand also recently signed a deal with Flamengo, making the move even more enticing.

Flamengo and Kaka have long-been linked over the course of several transfer window, but they are unable to complete a transfer due partially to Kaka’s loyalty and determination to stick it out at Madrid, but also because of his massive paycheck and transfer fee.

However, according to the report, Adidas would be willing to step in an finance the entire transfer, as it would mean Kaka is back in Brazil with a club they sponsor, while also possibly making it on the roster for the 2014 World Cup and strengthen its image in time for the tournament.

http://futbol.as.com/futbol/2013/05/19/primera/1368986268_315358.html

by Rossoneri Ninja Tue May 21, 2013 12:04 pm

KAKKKKKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGGGGGGGH!!

Come home son, come home.

by Adit Tue May 28, 2013 6:12 pm

Pls go.

Never seen a player leeching off Madrid like this. He should just go to Monaco or PSG.

by sportsczy Tue May 28, 2013 6:15 pm

The don't want him Adit. That ship sailed in January 2012 for PSG and Monaco got Moutinho, Rodriguez and Ocampos. Laughing

We could have sold him back then to PSG for 30 mil and Mou refused :facepalm:

by Valkyrja Fri Jul 12, 2013 11:23 am

What a player he was. Too bad injuries killed him

by halamadrid2 Fri Jul 12, 2013 3:49 pm

I came in here expecting to find the news about him being sold and you provide us with that video Proud

by VanDeezNuts Fri Jul 12, 2013 5:33 pm

too bad kaka will never be sold. lets just hope carlo doesnt get him to sign a new contract.

10 more years of kaka.

by halamadrid2 Fri Jul 12, 2013 5:43 pm

Kaka signing a new contract would be like Boris Johnson becoming our prime minister. Unlikely but if it did I would ask all those who wanted it to have a mental evaluation. There are two years left on Benzemas contract and we haven't even renewed that forget Kaka

by halamadrid2 Mon Jul 15, 2013 6:41 pm

Gilette have dropped Kaka as one of its sponsors. slowly slowly he is losing all his sponsorship deals

just release the wage hugger ffs

by MadridiCanada Fri Jul 26, 2013 8:11 pm

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Ancelloti has put Kaka into a very Special training regime. It seems like he wants to redeem the old kaka

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