Kaka would prefer Premier League switch

• limpper

  8 Apr 09, 15:45

  

   

  AC Milan star Kaka is ready to join Florentino Perez's Real Madrid revolution.

  AS says Kaka is willing to join Perez's presidential ticket after being offered terms worth a clear £2.5 million-a-year more than what he is currently on at Milan.

  Kaka will earn £8 million-a-year - after tax - at Real, with his father and agent Bosco Leite having negotiated the deal with Perez.

  Meanwhile, despite denials from Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani, Perez is said to have spoken several times with him over the phone about Kaka's transfer.

  Milan must sell big this summer to fund their own transfer plans and chose to cash in on 27 year-old Kaka rather than young Brazilian striker Alexandre Pato.

  For now, Kaka will remain silent on the matter, though a fracture in his relationship with the Rossoneri became clear after criticising the club's medical staff over his injury problems last week in Brazil.

• Scania N113CRB l0v3r

  8 Apr 09, 16:09

  Dun go ty
  
  Wait till Madrid sign C.Ronaldo first la

• omgukilledkenny

  8 Apr 09, 16:26

  Kaka would prefer Premier League switch

  Kaka has suggested he would prefer to move to The Premier League than join Real Madrid if he leaves Milan.

  The Brazil star has been strongly linked with a move to the Bernabeu in recent days, with the Spanish press claiming that Madrid presidential candidate Florentino Perez has agreed a deal to take the player to Spain.

  However, Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani insisted this week that the player is not for sale and rubbished the reports he had already agreed a deal.

  He told La Gazzetta dello Sport: “Kaka cannot sign with Perez because he is not Real’s president, as far as I am aware.”

  Kaka, though, has never hidden his interest in The Premier League and, although he rejected a big-money move to Manchester City in January, it appears he is still open to arriving in England.

  "I like The Premier League a lot, so maybe that would be my choice if I leave Milan,” he said in The Daily Star.

  "Whenever I can, I try to swap experiences with my friends playing in other countries and leagues.

  "All the players that I've talked to that play in The Premier League, or used to play there, say it's a tough league - tough, very fast and competitive."

  Chelsea have been strongly linked with a move for Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti this week, leading to suggestions they could reignite their interest in Kaka.

• HiAy3Captain

  8 Apr 09, 16:28

  o.O