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Report: Kaka's Agent & Galliani Arrive In Madrid
The Brazilian superstar looks as though he could be going to Madrid, despite saying this morning he wants to stay in Milan.
Jun 2, 2009 12:30:15 PM
AC Milan vice president Adriano Gallaini and Kaka's father Bosco
Izecson Perreira are reportedly in the Spanish capital to discuss a
deal with Real Madrid for Kaka.
El Confidencial claims that the pair arrived in Spain on a private airplane at 15.00 this afternoon and have travelled to the Bernabeu.
There, they will meet with the new Real Madrid president Florentino Perez to negotiate a deal for Brazilian superstar Kaka.
It is reported that originally Perez was going to travel to Milan to talk with the Italian club, but that the plans have seemingly changed, and Galliani and Bosco have been seen in Madrid today.
Should Perez lure Kaka to the Bernabeu, it would be the second signing in a week for Madrid, as they have already secured the services of coach Manuel Pellegrini.
The Chilean was officially presented at the club today and looks set to lead the team in a new era under Perez.
With regards to Kaka though, the news comes on the same day that the player himself insisted that he does not want to leave Milan and hopes the rumours about his future stop.
The Brazilian is known to be a long term target of Madrid's and Perez has talked about signing him a few times in the past couple of months.
James Walker-Roberts, Goal.com
El Confidencial claims that the pair arrived in Spain on a private airplane at 15.00 this afternoon and have travelled to the Bernabeu.
There, they will meet with the new Real Madrid president Florentino Perez to negotiate a deal for Brazilian superstar Kaka.
It is reported that originally Perez was going to travel to Milan to talk with the Italian club, but that the plans have seemingly changed, and Galliani and Bosco have been seen in Madrid today.
Should Perez lure Kaka to the Bernabeu, it would be the second signing in a week for Madrid, as they have already secured the services of coach Manuel Pellegrini.
The Chilean was officially presented at the club today and looks set to lead the team in a new era under Perez.
With regards to Kaka though, the news comes on the same day that the player himself insisted that he does not want to leave Milan and hopes the rumours about his future stop.
The Brazilian is known to be a long term target of Madrid's and Perez has talked about signing him a few times in the past couple of months.
James Walker-Roberts, Goal.com
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