Kaka considering Italian exit
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Milan star Kaka says he could be forced to quit Italian football if the violence continues.
There have been several instances of hooliganism in recent times, and the problems reached a peak at the weekend after Italian police shot a Lazio fan dead.
Kaka, who has been repeatedly linked with a move to Real Madrid, has already spoken of his concerns that the violence could deter top players from moving to Serie A, and has now suggested it could lead him to leave Milan to protect his family.
"Could I leave Italy? Yes, if the episodes of violence continue," he told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"The football I love is happiness. At this time, I can't enjoy myself. Should there be big problems that would prevent me doing my job in an adequate way, anything could happen.
"There is the possibility of going to another country.
"I'm also worried for my family's safety. My wife and parents frequently come to the stadium. How can you be tranquil in this way?" -
its everywhere...
go to england and have ur home ransacked?
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Originally posted by Pitot:its everywhere...
go to england and have ur home ransacked? 
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Originally posted by Pitot:its everywhere...
go to england and have ur home ransacked? -
can u all tell tat this is an excuse to go the real madrid ?
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Come play in Home United please!
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wait nong nong...Originally posted by sand king:Come play in Home United please! -
waitingOriginally posted by turbo_drift:wait nong nong... -
and continue to wait..Originally posted by sand king:waiting -
SureOriginally posted by turbo_drift:and continue to wait.. -
If Kaka really moves to Home, he can even score 50 goals in a season
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Only 50?Originally posted by glacer:If Kaka really moves to Home, he can even score 50 goals in a season -
Join Barcelona la.
Cheers.
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Milan are ready to terminate Barcelona and Real Madrid’s interest in Kaka with a new £6.4m per season contract until 2012.
The Brazilian has been a confirmed target for Madrid over the past couple of years and the Rossoneri even went so far as reporting the club to FIFA for an illegal approach.
With Barca and Chelsea now joining the race to tempt Kaka away, Milan are taking action with a cast-iron new deal.
It is reported in today’s Italian newspapers that he will be given a contract until June 2012 worth approximately £6.4m per season net.
This would represent a raise of £2.4m per season, as he is currently on an estimated £4m wage.
Kaka is ready to put pen to paper and the announcement is expected to come after he is officially crowned European Player of the Year.
He is the hot favourite for the Balon dÂ’Or, having won the Champions League with the Rossoneri as top scorer in the competition.
The move comes hot on the heels of reports from Spain that Barcelona were lining up a record-shattering £85m offer for Kaka.
The newspapers suggested Barca would sell Ronaldinho to Chelsea for £40m, using that money to re-invest in his fellow Selecao star.