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Kaka Wants Chelsea Move - Advisor

Sat 19 Jul, 08:09 AM


Kaka has set his heart on a sensational world-record transfer to Chelsea, according to his advisor.

A report on Saturday morning claims the FIFA World Player of the Year was the subject of discussions between the Barclays Premier League club and the Brazilian's current employers AC Milan, this week, with a view to a possible £80million switch.

The Italians secured the signing of the 26-year-old's international team-mate Ronaldinho on Wednesday despite their well-publicised financial difficulties, and Kaka's personal assistant Diogo Kotscho is adamant all parties involved now want the deal to go through.

If it did, Kaka would be reunited with Blues manager Luiz Felipe Scolari who handed him a Brazil debut in 2002 at the age of 20, and then included him in the squad that went on to win the World Cup that year.

"Real Madrid offered 90 million euros (£71million) last summer and Milan did not even think about the bid," Kotscho told The Guardian.

"This time is different. This is the first time we feel that a deal will definitely happen.

"Because of the situation Milan are in at the moment, the deal is good for all parties involved.

"The move would represent a significant increase in Kaka's salary, on top of the 10% transfer fee that goes straight to the player anyway - some 15 million euros (£12million).

"Chelsea are the club to be at right now. They are building a team to win everything."

Any deal for arguably the planet's best player seems certain to break the world record transfer fee of £46million set when Real Madrid signed Zinedine Zidane from Juventus in 2001.

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  1. Kaka will be good for chelsea, let him go whinging drogba. i think lampard should stay but i can,t see he,ll stay

    From Mohammad, on Sat 19 Jul 5:34PM

  2. Ha, is this the 4th or 5th time this transfer has been mooted this summer?Why would Milan sell him when all summer they've said all along that they don't need to!

    From MichealS, on Sat 19 Jul 1:32PM

  3. Sure, signing Anderson, Hargreaves, and Nani last season are big money signings as you say. Now compare that to Deco, Kaka, and Bosingwa. That goes for previous years as well. At least we don't go buying the world's best players. We train them to be as good as they are currently. The only reason Chelsea is as good as they are now is coz you have a billionaire owning you, and don't see fit in the art of training young players into superstars. Bottom line is, Chelsea sucks. Money is he only thing that gets them going.

    From aleksicn93, on Sat 19 Jul 1:19PM

  4. can he adapt in the premiership
    time woul tell

    From Michael, on Sat 19 Jul 1:17PM

  5. can he adapt in the premiership
    time woul tell

    From Michael, on Sat 19 Jul 1:17PM

  6. At last Chelsea are looking at someone who is the right age and with the skills to improve Chelsea. Robinho - can't even get a regular spot in Spain's 2nd best team, The Russian - 2 good games in the Euros and one where he disapeared, Ronaldinho - well past his sell by date and also as per Robinho above.
    Let's get Kaka and then listen to all the whinging as we win everything.
    Of course it will all come down to the money. The press were extremly quiet on that issue last season when Man U and Liverpool spent big and we went for free transfers.

    From george, on Sat 19 Jul 1:03PM

  7. eh kaka plays in a front 3 so only players that would effect are malouda and cole and malouda would leave n cole would play on the left

    From yip, on Sat 19 Jul 12:54PM

  8. Im Lamps goes then Kaka will go to Chelsea. They would be replacing like for like except that Frank Lampard didnt get the World recognition he deserved when he finished 2nd in FIFA WORLD PLAYER

    From zehst, on Sat 19 Jul 12:24PM

  9. Izz P, No disrespect to the players you mentioned but Kaka is better than each and every one of them! If you're a chelsea fan, i'd be happy if they would sign Kaka!

    From s_derna, on Sat 19 Jul 12:24PM

  10. CHELSEA DON'T NEED HIM SIMPLE

    From dadicophareal4life, on Sat 19 Jul 12:23PM

  11. kaka will be great at chelsea

    From BEN, on Sat 19 Jul 11:36AM

  12. Kaka must join Chelsea so and robinho and arshavin then chelsea will be the bestttt

    From MitkoT, on Sat 19 Jul 11:35AM

  13. if Kaka signs for Chelsea,where will he plays?The midfield is already packed with Lampard,Ballack,Makalele,Essien,Deco,Malouda,J. Cole

    From mewwiz, on Sat 19 Jul 10:37AM

  14. Pls don't talk Robinho when it is about players who can make reasonable impact on the pitch, I mean players who can decide difficult matches. Kaka falls within that range, but at this moment Chelsea has enough stars, and we don't need Kaka. The fee is very astronomical....and must have been exaggerated by Milan inorder to keep him at Milan.

    From unzwa, on Sat 19 Jul 10:17AM

  15. we want Robinho at the moment. Kaka can wait for next year. i think the management should go for Robinho, he is a great player. l like the guy

    From Gideon, on Sat 19 Jul 9:14AM

  16. It will be amazing for KAKA to come to Chelsea with a Brazilian coach in charge.We expect a total all out football from Chelsea this season.

    KAKA PLEASE JOIN CHELSEA. WE LOVE YOUR KIND OF BOOTBALL.

    From SexySweetie127, on Sat 19 Jul 9:08AM

  17. It would be great to see Kaka in the premier League. Let's see whether they'll pull it off at all. Money doesn't seem to be an issue for Chelski =;-)

    From gordon.merk, on Sat 19 Jul 8:57AM

  18. looks like Abramovitch has found some loose change down the side of the sofa!Kaka would be an amazing sighning for the mighty blues though.

    From Bromley Blue, on Sat 19 Jul 8:29AM
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