Spanish daily AS continue to insist that Real Madrid
will launch a massive offensive to land Kaka once Fabio Capello is
sacked on Monday. The transfer strategy for the summer is already
in place...
Ramon Calderon is unwilling to give up on landing Kaka, and
believes that persistent pressure on Milan will tell.
AS report that Real Madrid have a 110 million euro transfer budget
for this summer, and are ready to spend 80 of those on the
Brazilian play-maker, making him the most expensive signing in
football history.
Jose Angel Sanchez, a board member with contacts in Milan, and
sporting director Pedja Mijatovic have been handed the license to
step up their efforts.
The offensive will be launched on Monday, when it is expected that
Fabio Capello will be sacked.
Bernd Schuster, the man supposed to replace him, has already given
his endorsement saying: "Kaka is more important that Cristiano
Ronaldo."
Diogo Kotscho, an associate of the player has admitted that
transfer records would be torched if the move goes through: "If
Madrid managed to sign Kaka, he would be the most expensive signing
in football ever.
"Real Madrid's offer is really good, and until the 31st of August,
it is impossible to rule out the fact that Kaka will be at the
Bernabeu next season."
The report suggests that should this move go through, Real Madrid
will use the rest of the budget will be used to land Heinze,
Saviola, Dudek and Makelele.
However, Real Madrid also have a plan B in place, should the
attempt fail: Cesc, Robben and Daniel Alves will enter into the
fray instead.
