Ricardo Izecson Dos Santos Leite Kaka': Ac MiLan

Milan, Kaka and Madrid

AC Milan’s president, Silvio Berlusconi (above, right) has spoken up about the Kaka situation and Real Madrid.

“I will speak to Kaka on Monday probably,” he said. “On Monday you will all know the decision that has been taken. And to add, we will talk when we have a definite decision. At the moment there is no decision. On Monday I will meet with Kaka, and then we shall see.

“Putting aside the great friendship [with Kaka], the negotiations are in the hands of Kaka’s father, he is the one who will decide. [If Kaka goes] we still have a certain Ronaldinho.”

***This is the only official word so far on a possible transfer, nothing else has been confirmed by Real Madrid, Milan or Kaka himself. Kaka’s words before leaving for the national team were : “I want to tell the millions of Milan fans that I have made my choice. I have said I want to stay, now leave me alone please. Write it. I want to stay with Milan and from today this issue is over.”

New Kits, Old Boots

The new AC Milan kit has been revealed and is available for purchase now at the Milan store.

And here’s Kaka’s old boots - seen at the UEFA Champions League museum in Rome. Photo courtesy Marcos Felipe.

Kaka and the Milan Foundation

KAKA ON MILAN’S SERIE A LOSS

Milan lost 1-2 to Udinese yesterday, effectively handing over the Serie A title to rivals Inter Milan.

Kaka said : “We are sorry because we expected this evening to close the issue of qualification to the next Champions League. Now we have to (play) two games to close the account. It’s shame, especially because we know how we have to keep the fans (waiting) . We will have to take (to) the field in the coming two games as if they were finals and try to prepare better for them.

We have seen that it was difficult to (win) the Uefa Cup this year and we cannot go wrong again. Certainly it is a failure of continuity. Today, things (went) wrong and we took to the field interpreting the game (inaccurately).”

“Maybe we drew against Juventus because (the game had) a lot of rich detail and a great meaning. Now Udinese beats AC Milan, but in a different context.”