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  • 12:08 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink | Reply  

    Kaka Will Not Move To Milan 

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    AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani has revealed the club has ended negotiations with Real Madrid over the transfer of Kaka to the Italian side.

    Having never truly flourished at Real since his 2009 arrival, Brazilian Kaka last week confirmed he would take a pay-cut to return to the San Siro but Galliani’s revelations mean he will not get his wish. Bets are on about where Kaka will be at the end of the season and you can Click here for online sports betting if you are interested in placing one!

    ‘The negotiations for Kaka have broken down,’ Galliani said. ‘It’s not possible to complete the deal for fiscal reasons. We had agreed on everything else, but the deal broke down”

    It is believed that Kaka’s return to the San Siro was made more complicated by the tax fees that are still existing from his transfer to Real Madrid in 2009. Although Milan wanted to loan the 2007 World Player of the Year, who has struggled for regular first-team football since the 2010 arrival of Germany’s Mesut Ozil, Real Madrid’s only interest was in concluding a permanent deal.

     

    • MP 4:39 am on February 1, 2013 Permalink

      I think the contract with RM ends next year 2014 so Kaka will be moving on a free transfer. RM will sell before the free transfer to pocket some cash. Mou will be gone for sure by then and maybe the new coach will use Kaka more sensibly and take the defensive duties off him and let him play his game…which I would love to see again. (Messi does not do a lot of defensive work!!!). I just hope he gets a game for RM and prove his worth. He was captain in one of the Copa Del Rey games, played like a star and was left out in the next Copa game….Mou is killing him. RM are going to go down this month when the pressure is ON…Man U and BArca are not easy to beat. I pray for Kaka and every day I hope for some good news for him….he deserves it more than most.

    • Hana 1:58 pm on January 26, 2013 Permalink

      @Imran: He just should say the truth, he never counts on Kaka, that is why he bought Ozil & DM as soon as he came in Madrid.

    • Imran 6:29 am on January 26, 2013 Permalink

      Mourinho:
      “At Real Madrid we never saw the real Kaká,” Mourinho told Rai.
      “He must be happy and Milan could be a good solution, but he is a Real Madrid player.”

      Guys I feel so disgusted to read what Mou says ! :/
      I agree in his 1st season in Madrid he hasn’t been at the Milan level, but Under Jose Mourinho Kaká has always been a better player than in Milan !!
      Under Mourinho Kaká became a fighter and played like a game changer. Kaká whenever plays he has 70% chance of scoring goal in every match !
      And this season Mourinho has hardly given him play time and says that Kaká has not been at his best !! Huh!! :/ that too when Kaká has earned good numbers of goals and assists in handful games. But if according to him Kaká is not at his best then what about Di Maria ?? I and easily any Madrid fan can agree that Kaká has been the best option in Midfield for Madrid but Mou only dislikes Kaká’s performances, because other all players are his children !! :’(

    • Jeni 11:58 pm on January 25, 2013 Permalink

      I’m still praying every day Kaká can move to Milan this window like he wants!

    • Carlie 11:15 pm on January 25, 2013 Permalink

      If Milan can’t take Kaka then I really wish his agent would start shaking the trees for other clubs–especially those in England. I’m sick of Milan playing this back and forth game with Kaka, first in the summer and now. Kaka MUST leave Madrid and the sooner the better!!

    • maef 5:17 pm on January 25, 2013 Permalink

      Habacuc 3:17-19 (Reina-Valera Antigua)
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      ON SPANISH WOULD SOMETHING LIKE THIS

      Habacuc 3:17-19

      Reina-Valera Antigua (RVA)

      17 Aunque la higuera no florecerá, Ni en las vides habrá frutos; Mentirá la obra de la oliva, Y los labrados no darán mantenimiento. Y las ovejas serán quitadas de la majada, Y no habrá vacas en los corrales;

      18 Con todo yo me alegraré en Jehová, Y me gozaré en el Dios de mi salud.

      19 Jehová el Señor es mi fortaleza, El cual pondrá mis pies como de ciervas, Y me hará andar sobre mis alturas

    • Hana 6:28 pm on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      Kaka’s message/picture on Instagram: http://distilleryimage6.s3.amazonaws.com/f42229a2654211e283d722000a1f99fc_7.jpg “Though the fig tree does not blossom and there is no fruit on the vines, though the product of the olive fails and the fields yield no food, though the flock is cut off from the fold and there are no cattle in the stalls, Yet I will rejoice in the Lord; I will exult in the God of my salvation! (Habakkuk 3:17, 18 )”

      @Sriram: I agree with you.

    • Gopa 5:53 pm on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @hana

      Glad you liked it Hana.

    • Gopa 5:51 pm on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @Jeni

      No problem Jeni.It was my pleasure to share it.Fernando had really some beautiful things to write about Kaka.I loved it.

      Yes,I saw the instagram post.Kaka is truly a gem of a person.I can’t help but marvel at the faith in God that he has despite the difficult time that he is going through.His words were really beautiful.

    • Jeni 4:42 pm on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @Gopa Thanks for sharing this article from ESPN! And my thanks to the journalist Fernando Duarte! My favourite bits:

      “Kaka’s absence from the list of 20 players called up by Luiz Felipe Scolari for the friendly against England at Wembley on Feb. 6 was as big a talking point as the manager’s decision to give Ronaldinho what seems an umpteenth shot at redemption at the Selecao.

      “It is incomprehensible to me that Scolari left Kaka out. As much as he hasn’t played regularly for Real Madrid he is the kind of player who works his socks off for the national team,” said Juca Kfouri, one of Brazil’s leading sports commentators.”

      “”His return settled the midfield at the Selecao. He deserved to be in,” adds Renato Mauricio Prado, another renowned Brazilian columnist.”

      “To make matters even more impressive…it took only two games for perceptions to change radically…in those two games, Kaka exceeded even the most optimistic of expectations.”

      “With Kaka on the pitch, the team jelled.”

      “Kaka dazzled in two recent exhibition games under then-manager Mano Menezes, pulling the strings in attacking midfield despite lacking regular minutes at club level.“

      “Still, until the announcement of the squad this past Tuesday, few people believed the Real Madrid player would be left out.”

      “…the impact of Kaka’s return last year was also felt off the pitch: He easily took on an ambassadorial role and awed younger teammates with his ability to work a room either full of journalists or fans. Take the recent call-up for the games against Iraq and Japan; Kaka was master of the news conferences and frequently approached the journalists camped in the hotel lobbies for quick chats. At a practice session in Wroclaw, he spontaneously approached fans during a session break to sign shirts and pose for pictures — almost immediately other players followed him.”

      Oh and I think Kaka should have been called up. The fact he has an unfair coach who is not playing him regularly should be irrelevant. Kaka has proved time & again that he doesn’t need regular playing time in order to be amazing. In fact it could work in his favour – he is less likely to be injured or tired than if he was playing week in – week out.

      Did you see Kaka’s recent post on instagram (sorry I can’t post the link, but I’ve retweeted it on my twitter @jenikakafan). Despite all these bad times he is keeping his faith in God! Bravo Kaka and God bless you!

      Kaka is special, amazing & wonderful, on & off the pitch!

    • sriram 12:53 pm on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @hana scolari’s viewpoint may not be wrong… I do agree with u on that… but then, even the yardstick he uses may not apply to kaka hana… he has picked up players based on form… but well… is kaka out of form…?? I say NO… he aint outta form… he has just not been given a run in…. and ironically, the last time he was called for the NT, he was not getting regular time in RM either… still kaka was arguably the best player on the pitch in all the 3 games for NT…

      my point is mou has been unfair with kaka, scolari has been very strict in leaving out kaka and its fair to say that Big Phil has not used his brains in this one… at this moment its really disheartening to know that there are few fans who are blaming kaka for not moving to Milan when he was ready to do all that was asked of him and it was milan who betrayed him..
      but guys… I do feel that by no means the move is OFF… last week and last day of the transfer window is when most last minute transfers take place… its crazy time… even if milan betray kaka, Arsene Wenger has not done anything in this transfer window and he has a truck load of funds at his disposal… he may rope in kaka and villa in the last minute.. despite the CL club ties…
      keep ur fingers crossed… hope for the best… god is kind…
      hala kaka…

    • Hana 12:09 pm on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      Nice article, thanks Gopa.

    • Hana 11:54 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @Dabbas: be objective a minute. Kaka doesn’t play in his club, it’s a major reason to not pick him. I love Kaka and I will always support him, but here I can understand Scolari’s choice. If there are others players who play regulary in their clubs and show good performances, why Scolari should pick Kaka instead of them? Yes, Kaka showed great performances in NT, but it looks like Scolari choose his players on whether they play in club or not. On that point, Kaka can’t be chosen. Understand his choice doesn’t mean I agree with it.

      @Sriram: I didn’t accept his comment, I didn’t write this article either. Ash did, and I think she accepted his comment (I don’t understand why btw.) I’d rather laugh with that kind of comments anyway ;-]

    • sriram 11:08 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @hana
      y do u let guys like @rajiv post in here…???

    • Gopa 10:00 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

    • upmanyu 7:13 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      ;’(

    • sami z 2:08 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      This isn’t official

    • Mustafa 1:58 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      Kaka will not move to milan ? do you know all of you what does this mean ? Well Kaka is not going to play for 6 months which means he is gonna sit on the bench for 6 months or Mourinio is gonna keep him out from the subs so Kaka only gonna see the ball at the training only, so bottom line is Kaka not going to play from now till July. Kaka is gone & not going to play till the end of this season because of the freaking crap team Real Madrid & the jerk Mourinio.

    • Joshua 1:51 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      Based on how the game went today, Kaka will certainly, if he’s still with RM, get his chance against either Barca or Malaga in the semis. Has anyone noticed how Ozil keeps being substituted before the half or shortly after? Maybe it’s in Mou’s interest to keep Kaka.

    • Dabbas 12:10 am on January 24, 2013 Permalink

      @hana: ohh one more thing……if you think that yours scolari was right……I think with his stupid move ……he completely finishing kaka instead …….if he was a real coach…he will call kaka he must call kaka DO U KNOW WHY? even if kaka was bad ….he should call kaka cuz he know that kaka is passing through in harder circumstances in his all life..and he should support kaka to avoid collaps agreat player like kaka ohhhhhhhhh gad what kaka is doing now….if he is committed sucid ….no one blaming him…..I was right when I told u that i feeling that we will not see kaka in Madrid again when he is fired….now I feeling of worse…..

    • Dabbas 11:56 pm on January 23, 2013 Permalink

      @hana: “no body is blaming scolari” dadadadadadadadada…….we all blaming yours scolari ……espiceally ..I grantee to u that brazil will not do anything except shit……kaka is the last player who left us ….kaka is the last opportunity to brazi….no ronaldino or baby nymar who can do anything to brazi…..this shit team ..?what he will do with Germany ..with Argentina ???dadadada

    • sam 12:26 pm on January 23, 2013 Permalink

      Mourinho you’re a bad man!! There are terrible words in my mind that perfectly describe you. I hope RM lose the game in a humiliating manner.

    • FreshPrince 12:12 pm on January 23, 2013 Permalink

      why I don’t have 100000000000000$ to establish a team and buy Kaka as the teamleader?! -.-
      so disappointing…
      Rici and I would destroy Real Madrid for sure!
      Dreams come true…
      Nevertheless I’m sure he will be the star again in a few mounths! I think he must play more aggressive and selfish no matter where he plays! But to play aggressive is the mainpoint!
      Come on Rici! You are only 30 years old! Look at Zidane e.g. His best years started at the age of 30!!

    • Ali 11:50 am on January 23, 2013 Permalink

      Unfortunately Kaka’ is forgotten for both his NT & MOU Real Madrid. We can’t see him tonight :(

    • Gopa 9:49 am on January 23, 2013 Permalink

      But last time when Kaka had been called up for the NT he had not played a lot for the club,still he did great with the NT.Scolari should have called him up.

      God knows how Kaka must be feeling right now.May God give him the strength to tide over these difficult times.

    • Milk 2:21 am on January 23, 2013 Permalink

      i really hope kaka’s black days will come to the end soon .Mou’s days in RM will end soon,Kaka will be treated more fairly by the new coach. Kaka has been betrayed by Milan on 2009 so it is not strange the negotiation of transfer broke down . as Kaka fans,we should stay and support him all the times.

    • prathamesh 10:49 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      …this sucks..dis jus sucks like hell man….dis was not just ne match…it was wembley n d celebration for completion of 150 years of the beautiful game…plus d confederation cup is so near now…n in no time the world cup will be here too..

      ….THR IS ONLY 1 POSITIVE : it can be observed from the selection policy of d new nt coach Scolari dat he has selected all players only on the basis of the form displayed in recent matches …with dat in mind kaka was sure too miss out as he hasnt had netime on the pitch for quite a while now…see marcelo also hasnt been included evn tho he is fully fit now …evn tho he is a regular the nt coach hasnt seen him play much recently n so has dropped him…frm a neutral pt. of view dis seems a fair policy to me..n dis also means kaka still has a good chance to get back in d squad…but only if he shows to scolari what he has got on the pitch in official high pressure matches …n dis is only possible if he gets playin time from his club coach…which is impossible in madrid under mou…MORAL OF THE STORY: KAKA’ HAS TO MOVE!!….BY HOOK OR BY CROOK!!…he has to take a harder stance now…has to force madrid to sell him NOW….bfor d nt coach has formed d basic plan of his WC team…

      …n about the milan speculations …dr is NOWAY d move is off yet…dis is still a big bargain attempt from miser galliani….m guessing dis is goin to go rite down d wire..31st of jan dat is…i hope kaka pushes rilly hard for it n madrd finally agree to step down..

    • Hana 10:43 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Nobody’s blaming Scolari. I can understand his choice. But I’m still sad for Kaka, his situation is uncomfortable. As faithful fans, we must keep support him.

    • Jeni 10:40 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      It’s all very sad & unfair but we have to be there for Kaká, always supporting him, no matter what.

    • Ingrid 10:31 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Kaka wasn’t called up by Felipao. I was like “WHAAAT? BUT WHY? HOW?”
      We can’t see him playing for RM neither Brazil NT.. Hard times, Kakafans :(

    • maef 10:29 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      MAN THIS IS SAD kaka was not called neither for la COPA DEL REY nor for the friendly match against ENGLAND

      i really think this is getting out of hand :( COME ON KAKA WAKE UP SHOW THE WORLD WHAT YOU GOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • Santiago 10:07 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Oh and i also foun milan always break their word. Source from goal.com: top10 transfers where ACM broke thir word (T. Silva, Kaka in 2009, Dihno, Pirlo, Huntelaar, Ibra, Schevchenko, etc) CHEK IT OUT KAKA FANS. THE AMOUNT OF BS said by Galliani and Berlusconi is EMBARRASING. Maybe hes just talking crap on purpose pr its some sort of silly tactic. GOOGLE IT PLZ. Maybe its a tactic to take Kaka back to the San Siro

    • Santi 9:38 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Kaka DID and DID NOT deserve to be called in 2 perspectives. If he shows results in INTERNATIONAL MATCHES he should be called constantly. The other perspective is that Hes not playing well for his current club and should not be called. Apparently Scolari chose the 2nd perspective. And its valid, maybe hes trying to test Ronaldihno 1st and give Kaka time to redeem himself at RM, or a miracle happens and signs for ACM or some other big club in europe. Scolari has no reason to hate kaka. HE was the 1st manager to call him ever. Maybe hes just giving him some time. Thimk of it that way

    • Yan 7:14 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Fuck… oh god, why?

    • Hana 6:04 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      He is not called :( I’m sad for him.. don’t give up Ricky!!

    • Basil 5:45 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      kaka not included in nt ! Against england ! :O

    • ketan 5:17 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      I still has hope :D May God do this

    • Van 2:05 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

    • Dabbas 1:58 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Shit…shit….shit…shit.shit…..when this nightmare will be end…..I was so happy these days to believe and I was wait the official news…..

    • Basil 12:24 pm on January 22, 2013 Permalink

      Kaka talks Resumed ! :D

      Via : Goal.com ! :)

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  • 6:32 am on May 16, 2012 Permalink | Reply  

    Will Kaka Leave Real Madrid? 

    Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has raised the prospect of underperforming Brazil playmaker Kaka leaving the Spanish champions in the close season.

    The 2007 World Player of the Year joined Real from AC Milan for a fee of around 65 million euros three years ago but has mainly played second fiddle to German international Mesut Ozil this term.

    The 30-year-old has shown flashes of brilliance but had a miserable end to his Champions League campaign last month when he had a penalty saved in the semi-final shootout against Bayern Munich as Real crashed out to the Bundesliga side. Sports betting odds had predicted that Real Madrid would make it to the finals of the tournament. Click here for more football odds.

    “I cannot even guarantee that I will be here,” Mourinho told a news conference when asked about Kaka, who has been linked in the media with a move to Paris St Germain, the Ligue 1 club coached by his former boss at Milan Carlo Ancelotti.

    “I am grateful to all the players for their contribution,” Mourinho added. He (Kaka) has played very good matches, others less good and others in which neither he nor I have come away satisfied. They have all participated in the league title and my way of thanking them is that all are welcome next season.

    “But if one thinks that it is better not to stay and he is more interested in another project we will look at it. They also make their decisions and we will listen to those that have something else in their heads.”

     

    • mahmudul 8:17 pm on July 16, 2012 Permalink

      every body is right about kaka he should leave real madrid…. and play a new and good team ….

    • mohit balany 6:23 am on June 7, 2012 Permalink

      no he shouldnt leave the spanish giants he was injured so he wasnt given the time

    • Prerit 7:28 am on June 1, 2012 Permalink

      kaka should leave RM . they dont allow him to play for more than 30 mins on pitch and whenever he shines hes been substituted ..!! kaka should leave for any epl club like arsenal, chelsea or man city

    • niloo 7:20 pm on May 27, 2012 Permalink

      he should leave RM,where he goes is not important now! he should just escape from mou! RM doesnt care about him! they just care about ronaldo and no one else….we was the star of the MILAN but now ……its RMs fault………RM wants kaka to shine…..but they only give him 30mins….. even best talented players cant shine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • KakaforeverMilan 4:05 am on May 26, 2012 Permalink

      Told ya frm the beggining he should come back to us

    • naaman 1:38 pm on May 25, 2012 Permalink

      kaka shud b given more playing time as we all agree to the fact whenever he has played his performance has been much much better than cr7 ozil di maria n benzema all put together

    • sami 3:33 pm on May 18, 2012 Permalink

      Real kaka fans want kaka to leave your just more of fan real madrid fan if you wan’t kaka to stay. Cuz lets face it , it sucks having kaka on the bench being mistreated at real madrid.

    • A.T 10:21 am on May 17, 2012 Permalink

      I hope next season Kaka to stay at Real Madrid …
      But if he wanted to leave Real Madrid,Italian and English teams are the best option.
      kaka’s success is important.

    • Milk 4:15 am on May 17, 2012 Permalink

      Mou is cunning ,according to his speech he wanted to tell everyone that it is not he who doesn’t want kaka. if kaka leaves finally it is his own decision not Mou’s. he gets rids of the reason why kaka might consider to leave —-it is because mou just let him sit on the bench even kaka has been performed brilliantly. imagine if mou couldn’t make any decision for the team,like a normal coach could do ,do you think he will be as happy as now ? i really hate this guy whom ,by no reason, keeps on doing something to hurt our Kaka.

    • Eduardo 3:15 am on May 17, 2012 Permalink

      I want Kaká to leave and score a hattrick against Madrid and then see the look on Mourinho’s face

    • sant 2:48 am on May 17, 2012 Permalink

      (maef) WHAT!? NONE of the teams you have mentiond ae interested in him! Football is not that easy. MILAN LOST INTEREST AS WELL as Chelsea, and VALENCIA, MAN U AND MAN CITY. NEVER EVEN TRIED TO GET HIM. IN FACT THERE IS ORE chance for kaka to leave to CHINA! than those you mentioned. Kaka doesnt make the decisions. It’s the CLUBS! Did you even read the news!?

    • Marwa 1:39 am on May 17, 2012 Permalink

      I hope he could stay
      but if he leave, I wish he back to AC Milan

    • srour 12:12 am on May 17, 2012 Permalink

      leave, when your as good as kaka you don’t sub on for silly players like di maria and ozil. He deserves a starting posisions just as much a Ronaldo

    • RinnoR 10:36 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Backk to MiLan pleaseeeeeee <3 :L

    • Abdullah 9:06 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      The Brazilian playmaker and former world player of the year is one of the highest paid players in the world and rightly so. The talented midfielder still stands as one of the best in the game. Kaka’s creative play on the ball, impressive vision and distribution make him one of the most mature and tactical players in the game and one that should never be counted out. PLEASE translate this and put it on real madrid’s twitter and facebook.

    • maef 6:48 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      THE BEST OPTION IS

      MANCHESTER UNITED
      CHELSEA
      MANCHESTER CITY
      VALENCIA
      !!!!!!!! TO SHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • Zijo 5:54 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Just imagine how wunderful would be to see Kaka playing every game. i m really excited about transfer winfow becouse I want Kaka to leave RM. I respect some of you who saying that He needs to stay but come on… be realist and admit that this is not the best for Kaka. Maybe He s saying that He s happy at the moment but remember that Kaka had accident early in his life and He s happy with everything in His life even sitting on the bench. He s so humble and He would never ask for much. He s not selfish. This is my opinion about the situation at the moment. If the time come for leaving RM then every club in the world would be good option for Kaka. Every fan in the world want to see Kaka in his club. Kaka would have much credits and respect from new coach players and especialy the fans. I m so angry when some RM fans disrespect Kaka and again let s be realist and say that that is the case in every post game in the last few months. For some example just imagine Wenger at Arsenal saying how He hardly wait to see Kaka on the field … or Fergunson or Ancelotti — imagine how fans on the stadium screaming with ecxitment when Kaka touch the ball.. sorry for the long coment but I have milion facts why should Kaka leave this summer becouse I want the best for the Best Football player in the world and the best for him is Playing time. not warming out the bench for some “quality” players.

    • Ahmed 5:52 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      All the true madridistas want kaka’ to stay, THE CAPTIN “Iker” is such a big example :)

    • Santiago 4:56 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Look, just stop arguing. If kaka wants to play HIS world cup in BRAZIL in 2014. He has to play 2 almost whole seasons. In order to win this world cup, and be recognized worldwide forever in football. With Mou as a coach, he can’t play this very important 2 seasons. He HAS to leave of Mou stays. No matter what he wants

    • sriram says fuck Mou 3:49 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      @Venkatesh
      whatever his decision we must support him… his actions must not be questioned by any of us and certainly his behaviour should not be equated to a dog… if u aint happy with his decisions or behaviour piss off..
      @hana
      woah.. dats great… pls keep us posted on any further tweets about kaka… so heartening to hear it from the real skipper….

      hala kaka

    • Jeni 2:46 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Eternal love and support for Kaka!

      Kaka always behaves impeccably and follows his heart and I applaud that.

      I read Mou’s words on this and the media (from which this post appears to be copied) have spun it negatively in relation to Kaka. As Suzon says Mou actually said all are welcome who want to stay. Kaka has said he wants to stay.

      I don’t think he has underperformed at all, he has shown much more than the odd flash of brilliance and as for the Champion’s League exit, that was a team exit with three players missing penalties. I personally blame Mou for his overly negative team selection, substitutions and tactics, especially in the first leg. Also when three players miss penalties you have to wonder if it’s something the manager said (or neglected to say) that affected their confidence.

      Glad to see Iker still publicly supporting Kaka! Thanks for this info Hana!

    • Jeni 1:30 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Suzon has made a very good point.

    • GK(Geethesh) 1:27 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      @THOSE WHO WANTS KAKA TO LEAVE REAL OR DOESN’T WANT TO LEAVE REAL :- >KAKA wants to prove his worth in real madrid but he can prove his worth only if he gets enough playing time not in sitting bench
      >KAKA can prove his worth in other clubs also,cit will be indirectly slapping mourinho’s ego
      >this season KAKA is having more assists than iniesta n if we consider with respect to no of minutes then KAKA s having more assists nn goals than xavi iniesta ozil demaria n so on…. now please answer me( those who tells kaka is not in good form), is kaka out of form???
      >KAKA is having maximum no of assists, officially 5 assists(acco to me 6) in UCL, he might be awarded for maximum assists n also 4 times he was in UCL team of the week
      no some of them can blame for kaka’s penalty miss, let me tell the reason> he was benched for last four matches (0min he played) for no reason n before he benched he was in top form, so since kaka is human being like us n he was lacking with confidence so he followed cr07….. if kaka was real kaka n if mourinho respected his talent, by now now real would have been in final,,,,,
      >from first 11. Except alonso n casilles no other player supports kaka in a required manner, if anyone watches match by focusing on kaka, i m sure he/she will tell “IS KAKA PLAYING FOR REAL OR against team???” ,,,,, without the proper support from team mates even cr07, messi n all greats will be plop,,,,
      > sad to say that KAKA is innocent for more than a limit,,,
      >KAKA single handed took ac milan UCL final twise n won once, messi did with barca but mourinho’s fav cro7 never did n i am sure he cant, he wont in future”
      KAKA can be successful in any club, he just needs one good manager n a team it understands him, i am sure he will repay that trust with glory to that club

    • pedram 12:06 pm on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      kaka want to continue with real madrid for next season

    • Hana 9:32 am on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      according to some tweets I saw on twitter, Iker Casillas gave (once again) his support to kaka “We want kakà to be important for the team” grande iker, such a Great captain.

    • Venkatesh 9:30 am on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Yes he has to leave. He should behave like lion not like a dog. If he has no respect then definatly he should look on some different project.
      He cannot trust mourinho anymore otherwise will get same result which he has got in last matches of madrid.
      He would be on bench only otherwise will play for last 13 to 30 mins.
      Time has come to change a mind and look at another club otherwise we wont get real KAKA anywhere because Mourinho will distroy him and his carrer.

    • Suzon 7:50 am on May 16, 2012 Permalink

      Mourinho also said, he d0nt want to build new squad. All are welcome who want to continue.

  • 8:52 am on March 6, 2012 Permalink | Reply  

    Kaka Challenges Himself To Do Better 

    As you all know, Kaka did fantastically well over the weekend in Madrid’s 5-0 win over Espanyol at the Santiago Bernabeu. He was able to answer to his critics and even challenged them in a post-match video interview. Higuain also benefited from Kaka’s great performance and on Sunday, and he did not shy away from heaping praise on his teammate. The best online sportsbooks have already predicted Kaka’s future in the La Liga as being a positive one- directly disagreeing with the critics, who believe his best is over.

    “This was a special night. We have to continue picking up points because we have an opponent (Barcelona) who is very competitive. I was able to do what I wanted to do. This match will give me a lot of confidence. Let’s see if I can keep up this level.”

    “I think that we are the ones who make a match hard or easy. We were aware of what we had to do and we made the match easier. We are all happy.”

    Let’s all pray and hope for the best for Kaka!

     

     

    • Kushleigh 2:02 pm on March 11, 2012 Permalink

      Ihala kaka

    • upmanyu 11:52 am on March 7, 2012 Permalink

      The way he played this sunday was out of the world. He showed the world that why he was given the ballon d’or. Everything was perfect. his passing,shooting,finishing,creativity,as well as his cheeky defending. i just loved when he apologized that opponent for the foul he committed. He is humble. He kept silence but now he is going to show the world why he believes on jesus so much. HALA KAKA’

    • Bano.M 11:06 am on March 7, 2012 Permalink

    • Milk 4:05 am on March 7, 2012 Permalink

      Mou, can you hear the voice ? pls don’t put our Kaka on the bench anymore !

    • morteza kaka 7:39 pm on March 6, 2012 Permalink

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    • kakathebestever 7:01 pm on March 6, 2012 Permalink

      kaka>xavi>cr7>messi>ozil………..
      Kaka is simply the best both in terms of humility and as a player

    • lova 4:35 pm on March 6, 2012 Permalink

      kaka is the best

    • sam 2:45 pm on March 6, 2012 Permalink

      hala kaka

    • knows the best on kaka 1:15 pm on March 6, 2012 Permalink

      kaka is and was and will still be the best inshallah

    • Hana 11:06 am on March 6, 2012 Permalink

      Hala Kaka!

    • kaka 10:07 am on March 6, 2012 Permalink

      kaka the best

  • 8:10 am on December 25, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    MERRY CHRISTMAS! 

    Here’s wishing all Kakafans readers a fantastic Christmas and a marvelous new year. Feliz Navidad, Feliz Natal, Joyeux Noël … Vrolijke Kerstmis and all the hugs to you from us!

    PS : The site was down in the last few days, but it’s now back up again!

     

    • Forza Milan 11:43 pm on December 26, 2011 Permalink

      Happy new year all! and always happy to see the new things about Kaka on this site.

    • Ivy 8:40 am on December 26, 2011 Permalink

      Happy everyday! wonderful! I could visit the website again. Miss you all. May all of you OK.

    • Hazal 4:17 pm on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Merry Christmas everyone and welcome back!! :)

    • Vinayak 3:44 pm on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      A few pictures of Kaká in Dubai !!

      http://twitpic.com/7ya6pv & http://twitpic.com/7ycqe6

    • Marlen 1:25 pm on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Merry x’mas everyone! Häid jõule! ;) So glad the site is back up

    • jas 12:46 pm on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      hana,

      thank you. finally i can visit here.
      merry christmas to all kaka’s fans.
      god bless u.

    • Vinayak 12:05 pm on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Hola everyone!!
      Glad that the web-site is up & running.
      Got a bit of Christmas gift for you!Do check this out!

      http://t.co/oEafoUbT

    • Hana 11:14 am on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Merry Christmas! Joyeux Noel! I hope everyone is fine!

    • Ema Rogar 10:58 am on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Merry Christmas everyone :))

    • marija 10:45 am on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      marry christmas for you ricky! <3 <3

    • Marwa 10:24 am on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Welcome Back and Merry Christmas ;)

    • RickyKakaKarina 9:31 am on December 25, 2011 Permalink

      Feliz navidad Happy new year Feliz Natal Joyeux Noël Shnorhavor nor tari Kaka’

  • 7:22 pm on October 29, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    Kaka To Play Alongside Neymar? 

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    Real Madrid Set to Sign Brazilian Star Neymar

    One of the top young soccer talents is set to join Real Madrid as Santos has agreed to a summer transfer of Neymar to Real Madrid for $53 million dollars. Many people believe the 19-year old Brazilian star will become one of the top soccer players in the world so his talents have been in high demand by teams like Real Madrid, Barcelona and Chelsea.  Real Madrid came out on top in the bid to get Neymar and he is set to join them next summer.

    Total Deal Could Top $150 million
    When all is said and done with commercial agreements, image rights and the transfer fee, the total deal for Neymar could top $150 million dollars.  Santos has not said when they will be releasing Neymar but most people believe it will happen next summer.  The addition of Neymar will make Real Madrid even more explosive offensively. This year’s squad has been led by Kaka, Gonzalo Higuain, Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema.

    (More …)

     

    • Yoyo 10:19 am on February 7, 2012 Permalink

      Great!!

  • 7:40 pm on August 6, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    Thank you & Futbolita.TV 

    Hey girls!!

    Thank you for your support towards Kakafans.net in the last six years! (Yes, we are six years old this year!) We’re proud to tell you that Ricardo knows about the site (and so does his agent & wife) and we hope to be able to create something more in the next few months. Thanks also to Alexandra & Hana who has maintained this site and kept it running way beyond expectations.

    The purpose of this to also inform you about our other web channel – Futbolita.TV (from Futbolita.com)- which will be launching next week officially. We need as much support from you girls as we can get, as we aim to be the first All-Female football channel, and have kicked it off with exclusive footage from Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea. We’ve got La Liga coverage lined up in the future too… so do us a favour, and if you like Arsenal and their players — spread the word around!! Besos xx



     

  • 9:41 am on May 14, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    Another Kaka Rumor! 

    AC Milan couch has poured cold water over reports suggesting an exchange deal involving Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Real Madrid’s Kaka was being discussed by the Rossoneri.

    Stories of Kaka’s return to Milan gathered momentum yesterday after Milan supremo Silvio Berlusconi admitted the Brazilian will be welcomed back should he wish to return to the Rossoneri. Since then, many theories have been floated in the newspapers about Kaka’s possible return and one such theory suggested that Milan could exchange Ibrahimovic for their former talisman.

    But Allegri has calmed all talk of Kaka’s return insisiting instead that he is purely focused on tomorrow’s game and most transfer reports are purely rumours and speculation. BetUS sports betting suggests that Kaka will end the season at Real Madrid and continue for at least another season.

    “I know nothing about these stories,” he said. They are the classical market rumours at the end of the season. We will be drawing up a corporate strategy that will start next week, also with regard to renewals. “

    Renewals are an important factor for Milan at present as three of their old guard viz. Andrea Pirlo, Clarence Seedorf and Massimo Ambrosini are out of contract soon. But, Allegri insists their experience has proved beneficial.

    “I was really helped by this veteran group: they have helped me at work and in incorporating my ideas of a new Milan to the team. I think I was always clear with them, I made choices based on the requirements of a game.” – Football Italiano

     

    • sami says FRICK MOU 12:12 am on April 18, 2012 Permalink

      It would be preatty cool if kaka could go back to milan

  • 1:02 pm on April 16, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    Kaka Not Leaving In Summer 

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    Good news for all you Kakazetes : Kaka has denied he will be leaving Real Madrid over the summer transfer window… yet again!

    The 28-year-old is disappointed rumours have persisted linking his ankle, thigh and knee injuries with a desire to leave the club.

    “My long injury has been seen as a (reason) that I wanted to leave Real Madrid,” the former Sao Paulo and AC Milan player told Spanish newspapers. “There is absolutely no truth to this rumour. I am very happy here, and I want to recuperate and return to my best, winning a lot of trophies with Real.”

    Kaka also says he hopes the fans can be “patient” with him as he recuperates. Fortunately, sport betting sites are all in agreement with the fact that the Brazilian’s comeback will be a potentially successful one.

    The former Fifa World Player of the Year has been linked with a possible return to AC Milan, as well as cross-town rivals Inter and Chelsea. However, he has again denied all these allegations.

    Let’s all rally together and hope that he stays on as a Madridista! Vamos.

     

  • 7:06 pm on March 16, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    KAKA : LET’S PRAY FOR ABIDAL 

    Real Madrid’s Kaka has called for fans to pray for Eric Abidal as players rallied around the Barcelona defender, who has been diagnosed with a liver tumour.

    France international Abidal, 31, will go in for surgery on Friday and Kaka was one of many stars to pay tribute to a rival.

    “What sad news about Eric Abidal, tumour in the liver!” Kaka, a committed Christian, said on Twitter. “Let’s pray for him. God bless!!”

    Real team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo also commented on the news, tweeting: “I hope it all goes well with Abidal, and that he gets back soon.”

    Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas, whose team went out to Barcelona in the last 16 of the Champions League and has been linked with a return to his hometown club, said: “Much encouragement and a lot of strength to Eric Abidal. Bad news for football.”

    Barca announced the news on Tuesday night. Abidal joined Barca from Lyon in 2007 and has made over 140 appearances for the club in all competitions. Many sports betting sites have stated that they expect Abidal’s season to end prematurely after the operation.

     

  • 11:49 pm on February 9, 2011 Permalink | Reply  

    First Torres, Now Kaka? 

    Everyone knows that Chelsea is one of the most lavish-spending teams in all of football. In the January transfer window, they set a British record with the acquisition of Spanish star Fernando Torres. Now they have their eye on a Brazilian big name to pair and play alongside Torres.

    If the odds makers who handle online betting found at BetUs – along with the news wires – are accurate, Chelsea could be set to spend another big-time big for Kaka.

    Kaka is currently with Real Madrid of the Spanish La Liga. He has two goals and an assist in eight games. He’s a highly skilled player with a great shot and excellent vision for the pass, which would figure to team very well with Torres finishing.

    The rumor is that Chelsea is eyeing Kaka for the offseason with an offer of 25 million pounds being the speculated sum. The former FIFA Player of the Year has worked with Chelsea’s manager Carlo Ancelotti at AC Milan previously. Kaka cost real 56 million when he joined the team in June 2009 from AC Milan.

    Chelsea’s owner Roman Abramovich is not shy when it comes to big spending. As mentioned, he acquired Torres and also David Luiz last month in a 70 million-pound binge. That number could have been higher had Chelsea secured a deal for Bayern Munich’s Mario Gomez, which was a deal that came to light this past week. There’s also rumor that a 50 million pound bid is in the works for another Spanish standout, Cesc Fabregas.

    With all of the rumored additions, somebody has to be on the way out and it looks like the odd men out will be Nicolas Anelka and Didier Drogba. Both could potentially move elsewhere at the end of the season.

    As per usual, it’s always busy times for Chelsea as they persistently shop to add parts and improve their team. We’ll have to wait until the offseason to see how the pieces land.


     

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