Kaka Spokesman Confirms Real Madrid Offer
Jun 2, 2009 | 03:15 PM
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Kaka Spokesman Confirms Real Madrid Offer
Diogo Kotscho has revealed that Real Madrid have tabled a bid
Spokesman for Milan star Kaka, Diogo Kotscho, has confirmed that Real Madrid have tabled an offer for the Brazilian star.
Speculation has been building up all day about a possible transfer after it was reported that Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani was in Madrid with Kaka’s father-and-agent Bosco Leite.
Kotscho has now revealed that Real Madrid have made a bid for Kaka.
"The offer of Real is significant, but lower than that made by Manchester City, who offered more than €100m," he stated.
“However, there is no agreement yet.”
Meanwhile, it has also been confirmed by Ansa that Galliani is indeed in Madrid as a guest of Real Madrid president Florentino Perez at his election party.
The size of Madrid’s offer is a source of speculation, but Tuttosport are claiming that the Blancos have offered around €50m, plus Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder.
Spokesman for Milan star Kaka, Diogo Kotscho, has confirmed that Real Madrid have tabled an offer for the Brazilian star.
Speculation has been building up all day about a possible transfer after it was reported that Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani was in Madrid with Kaka’s father-and-agent Bosco Leite.
Kotscho has now revealed that Real Madrid have made a bid for Kaka.
"The offer of Real is significant, but lower than that made by Manchester City, who offered more than €100m," he stated.
“However, there is no agreement yet.”
Meanwhile, it has also been confirmed by Ansa that Galliani is indeed in Madrid as a guest of Real Madrid president Florentino Perez at his election party.
The size of Madrid’s offer is a source of speculation, but Tuttosport are claiming that the Blancos have offered around €50m, plus Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder.
Anthony Sormani, Goal.com
Jun 2, 2009 | 04:57 PM
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it is difficult to manage a team that has stars like ronaldo and kaka at the same time.... one would be enough imo, along with another young talent
Jun 4, 2009 | 11:29 AM
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You clearly don't know RM. That is what they want. They had Backham, the real Ronaldo, Zidane and Figo all at the same time.
Jun 4, 2009 | 01:42 PM
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Yes they do.
Do you realize how many shirts Ronaldo and Kaka sell?
Real Madrid said Beckhams shirt sales alone were in the 400 million region. Let's say half of these people who have bought Madrid jerseys anyways (with someone elses name).. thats 200 million extra income.
It's the same reason they fired Avram Grant from Chelsea last year. Even though he did what nobody did with Chelsea. The Champions league final. Publicity and the image of the team.
Sorry to go off topic but after a successful (really? FA Cup is successful now?) half year with Chelsea, Guus Hiddink is being praised for what he did 'with someone elses team'. But when Avram challenged for all the cups until the bitter end they said he got there because his team was assembled by Mouhrinhio.
Half full or half empty?
It's all about what will sell more shirts. what will get more people to watch. Especially at teams like Chelsea and Real Madrid.
I can tell you that I've never watched so many AC Milan matches waiting for Ronaldinhio to make magic. It is the only reason these teams buy these huge players.
Kaka or Ronaldo are in no way worth 3 times the price of David Villa but they do sell three times more shirts.
Do you realize how many shirts Ronaldo and Kaka sell?
Real Madrid said Beckhams shirt sales alone were in the 400 million region. Let's say half of these people who have bought Madrid jerseys anyways (with someone elses name).. thats 200 million extra income.
It's the same reason they fired Avram Grant from Chelsea last year. Even though he did what nobody did with Chelsea. The Champions league final. Publicity and the image of the team.
Sorry to go off topic but after a successful (really? FA Cup is successful now?) half year with Chelsea, Guus Hiddink is being praised for what he did 'with someone elses team'. But when Avram challenged for all the cups until the bitter end they said he got there because his team was assembled by Mouhrinhio.
Half full or half empty?
It's all about what will sell more shirts. what will get more people to watch. Especially at teams like Chelsea and Real Madrid.
I can tell you that I've never watched so many AC Milan matches waiting for Ronaldinhio to make magic. It is the only reason these teams buy these huge players.
Kaka or Ronaldo are in no way worth 3 times the price of David Villa but they do sell three times more shirts.
Last edited by Joeskie; Jun 4, 2009 at 02:30 PM.
