Report: Perez Could Present Kaka At Real Madrid

The dawn of a new era at the ‘White House’ could begin as early as next week with the possible arrival of a certain Brazilian.

May 27, 2009 9:50:06 PM

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Certain sections of the Italian media have already predicted that Kaka will exit Milan to join Real Madrid in a €65 million deal. Now, the Spanish press is speculating that Los Merengues' presidential favourite, Florentino Perez, could present the playmaker next Thursday.

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Radio announcer Jose Ramon de la Moreno said on his Cadena SER program, ‘El Larguero’, that he believes Florentino will be elected into office by default this coming Monday as he is so far the only candidate to meet the requirements to run for the presidency.

Numerous other media sources such as the French television network, InfoSport, hold a firm belief that Kaka’s transfer to the Santiago Bernabeu is all but done, and Moreno appears confident that the 27-year-old attacking midfielder will touch down in the Spanish capital sometime next week.

There are also reports that the Brazilian will be joined in the presentation podium by Villarreal’s Chilean coach, Manuel Pellegrini, as Los Blancos’ new trainer.

KS Leong, Goal.com

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