Showing posts with label ac milan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ac milan. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Kaka To Manchester United As Ronaldo Leaves For Madrid.

I read this on Clubcall and was wondering to myself is there much truth in it? Would this really happen? Is it a possibility?

Manchester United are reported to have held talks with AC Milan star Kaka with a view to wrapping up a summer swoop. Representatives of the Brazilian are said to have met up with United officials on Friday to discuss a possible deal and now the ball is in the club's court according to sources close to the player.

If United are keen they would first have to match Milan's sky high valuation, thought to be in the region of £100m, before agreeing to the Brazilian's personal demands. Whether United are keen remains to be seen but reports are rife suggesting a deal could be on the cards.

"It was a very positive meeting, although nothing was agreed," the source has been quoted as saying. "The player wants a five-year contract and wages of £135,000 a week. He is very keen to join United and these are figures that are within United's pay structure. It's up to them what happens now."

I suppose if Ronaldo were to move to Real Madrid, then it would be a logical move to find someone in the same class to replace him. But why would Kaka want to leave AC Milan? Maybe the fact their team is getting rather old now and their effectiveness in the Champions League seems to have wavered a bit in recent years would be reason enough.

Why would Kaka want to come and play in the Premier League? I think every player in Europe would like to play in the EPL to be honest. Right now it's the best and most successful league in the world.

Surely United wouldn't pay 100 million Euros for a player. The day will come when football has it's first 100 million Euro, or £100 million player, so why not now? I think in the current climate Kaka, Messi and Ronaldo could all be valued at around the £100 million mark. That's not to say they are worth that. Many people criticise Ronaldo and say he is not worth £100 million, but that's irrelevant. People seem to forget that their opinions are worthless when it comes to valuing players. The people who say he is not worth 50, 60, 70 or £100 million are talking through their asses.

The simple fact is.....a player is worth whatever sum of money he commands on the open market. If Ronaldo were to come up for sale, after a fall out with Fergie for instance, and Fergie was determined to get rid of him no matter what, and the best bid was £50 million, then he IS worth £50 million. A players value comes down to the simple fact that he is only worth whatever anyone is willing to pay for him.

AC Milan say they want 100 million euros for Kaka, to them he is worth that much. I agree he is worth somewhere in that region too. Manchester United can afford to pay this money. He is demanding £135,000 per week sources say, and that is within United's pay structure. Add to this the fact Kaka has openly said on many occasions that he wants to play in the EPL and this deal is not as crazy as it sounds.

Personally, I don't think Ronaldo is going anywhere as it happens. If Ronaldo stays then we certainly wont be signing Kaka, not a chance. But, if Fergie were to sell Ronaldo, he does have a habit of quelling the fans displeasure at some of his transfer dealings by coming up with replacements and results that soon make United fans forgive him.

Exit Ronaldo, enter Kaka is a good scenario, and it's the only way either of these players is going anywhere, but would you be happy with this exchange, do you believe it will happen, is it on the cards or is all this rumour mongering a ploy by the newspapers to get us to but their goods, no matter what they write is true or not?



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Sunday, March 8, 2009

AC Milan And Real Madrid Keen On Jonny Evans

jonny evans The Mail on Sunday are reporting that AC Milan are joining Real Madrid in their interest for Manchester United defender Jonny Evans. That doesn't impress me much at all. When all seemed lost with injuries to Rio, Neville and Wes, Jonny Evans stepped in and did a sterling job, he was immense for us when needed. I'm sure he will get many chances to play first team football for United so I do hope he decides to stick around.

Real Madrid see him as a possible successor to Fabio Cannavaro. They spent last summer in pursuit of Cristiano Ronaldo, and have also been linked recently with United marksman Carlos Tevez......then again, having said that, Real Madrid keep on linking themselves to EVERY player at United, such a show of public jealousy of what we have must be embarassing for them but such is life.....Back To Home Page...Bookmark and Share

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Milan's Beckham Bid Turned Down By Galaxy

david beckham portrait pencil LA Galaxy have now rejected the bid from AC Milan to sign England midfielder David Beckham on a permanent deal. Beckham is on loan with the Italian club and is due to return to the MLS side on 9 March.

He had earlier expressed a desire to remain with Milan and hoped that the clubs could reach agreement. Tim Leiweke, chief executive of Galaxy owners AEG told the LA Times: "We received an offer. It was rejected. We need to end the circus and the zoo."

Beckham, who has scored twice in five games for Milan, signed a five-year contract with the Galaxy in 2007 and while Leiweke reiterated Galaxy's desire to retain the midfielder, he did not rule out a compromise with the Serie A club.

David has made it very clear that if our decision is to bring him back here, he will return
Tim Leiweke, chief executive of LA Galaxy owners AEG

"Clearly, if David's in a position where he wants to finish the season in Milan, if Milan in turn compensates the Galaxy so that we can suffer no damages to our fans or to our team, then we'll take a look at it. If David ultimately is an asset for this team, we want him back. He (Beckham) has never forced our hand on anything. This is not a legal conversation and has never been a legal conversation. He does not have lawyers looking at the contract."

Beckham still hopes to retain his place in the England set-up with the 2010 World Cup looming.

But Leiweke played down the possibility of Beckham being upset if he fails to secure a permanent switch to Serie A.

"David has made it very clear that if our decision is to bring him back here, he will return. Period. Last time I checked, we're the ones that have the contract. So the decision as to where David's going to play this year is as much ours as anyone's. If David comes back, it will be because there were decisions made by all involved and he'll accept that. "I don't think he'll be as disgruntled as the media makes it out to be."

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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Circus Beckham Due To Roll Into AC Milan, Unless Manchester United........Maybe Not

david beckham circus milan manchester united la galaxyIt seems the "Circus Beckham" is about to go rolling into Milan on a permanenet basis. Once again, Former Manchester United star Beckham has decided he is bored of being at LA Galaxy and wants a move away from them. Forget all the adoring fans he has there, forget the contract he signed, forget about loyalty and commitment, what Beckham wants Beckham does with total disregard for everyone else. Except for Victoria that is, she pulls the strings after all.

This is the guy who abandoned Madrid once he got a sniff of the cash in the USA. The same guy who even tried to pull out of his new contract with Galaxy before he had even been welcomed as a new player, because his England career was faltering. The same guy who has walked out on LA Galaxy no doubt so Victoria can drag her sorry bones down a cat walk twice a year and pout like a goodun at every given opportunity.

He said: "I received offers from English teams and two other Italian sides, but I wanted Milan from the first moment I knew they were interested in me.

"Playing with Kaka, Ronaldinho and Pato is just too good to refuse – I think Kaka is the best in the world. I am trying to learn Italian and this will take time. I think it's important to learn the language and integrate well. But I don't think I will return to the Premier League because the only return I would have liked was Manchester United. I enjoyed 15 great years there and it would be the only team I would play for if I returned home. Manchester United are not one of the teams who contacted me though."

They wont either, forget it Becks. Take your Golden Balls to Milan and let us all carry on laughing at you. You abandon anyone and anything if the price is right. No one player is bigger than United..........remember that word.........I don't know how you say it in Italian but 'United' is not a word to describe your one man show. Go grab the cash and good luck to you. You had your time with United.....Back To Home Page...Bookmark and Share

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Vietnam Want Manchester United

man utd vff vietnam football federationThe Vietnam Football Federation is in discussions to pay almost $4million to tempt Manchester United into a pre-season one-off match next year.

Football has been played in Vietnam since the early 20th century, however, due to the war with America, it had not been developed into a movement. The federation was founded in 1962 as Vietnam Football Association. In 1964, it was officially admitted to be affiliated member of FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation. Due to the division of Vietnam, football was played differently in the two parts of the country until 1975. In 1989, VFA was renamed to Vietnam Football Association.

The VFF is also targeting Italian giants AC Milan but both deals are far from done.

VFF Chairman Nguyen Trong Hy said luring clubs such as Man Utd and Milan to Asia could do great things. As it has done for the Chinese and other Asian Federations.

“This is a huge amount of money but we can arrange it. We can get money from tickets, advertising and broadcasting rights and so on.” he was quote as saying by the Asian Football Federation.

Manchester United have laid down more stringent stringent guidelines than Britney Spears and Mariah Carey combined though, that is if the match actually goes ahead. No advertising would be allowed at the venue whilst the Vietnamese team would only be authorized to wear their names and the national flag on their strips.

Trong Hy said the talks with AC Milan were a lot further advanced than with Manchester United.

"Everything is running well. If AC Milan agrees, the match between the national squad and AC Milan will be held in early September 2009," Trong Hy said.....Back To Home Page...Bookmark and Share

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Manchester United Head The Queue For Sergio Asenjo

manchester united sergio asenjo united Manchester United are favourites
to sign the Real Valladolid goalie
Sergio Asenjo.
I wrote previously
about Manchester United's interest
in Sergio Asenjo, who at the age of 19
has been impressing teams from all
over Europe.

Manchester United are now at the head
of the queue which includes teams such
as Barcelona, Valencia and AC Milan. He is
rated at £4m and would have an ideal
opportunity to walk straight into the first
team with the immininent departure of
Edwin Van Der Sar. Liverpool had a bid for him turned down in the summer.....Back To Home Page