Real Madrid, Milan and Kaka have reached a pre-agreement which will see the
Brazilian move to Spain this summer, according to
reports.
Madrid-based paper Marca's front page splash on Monday
morning led with the headline "Kaka Says Yes To Florentino". The
report goes on to tell of a secret meeting which took place last
month between Rossoneri vice president Adriano Galliani and Los
Merengues presidential candidate Florentino Perez.
Real's grandiose scheme to thwart stiff competition for the player
will see them pay Milan €60million over a four-year period in order
to lure the Brazilian ace to the Bernabeu. The report also suggests
Perez is trying to muscle his way in in an attempt to underline his
plans to take the club back to the Galactico era, and to the
pinnacle of European football.
In addition, the millionaire is trying to make early progress to
fight off competition from Chelsea and Manchester City. The
Citizens tried and failed to land Kaka back in January. The latest
voices from Spain come just days after the same publication
reported that Perez was showing his hand for Manchester United ace
Cristiano Ronaldo.
So far there has been no reaction from the Milan camp.
