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  • EKBATAN
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    Originally posted by PersianMadrid7 View Post
    alright I'll change what I said.
    Messi AND Kaka ARE the best/the most exciting playerS of our generation.

    no its ok, i just wanted to share that clip

    Messi is def. one of the best

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  • PersianMadrid7
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    alright I'll change what I said.

    Messi AND Kaka ARE the best/the most exciting playerS of our generation.

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  • faraz
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    that was an amazinnngg clip!...

    Kaka, with the ball at his feet, outpaces Messi!...good body control, good slight changes of direction to tire out messi even more, and of course, messi is always separated from the ball due to Kaka's frame...seriously, that's just CLASS.

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  • PersianMadrid7
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    AC Milan have confirmed they are considering a world record bid from Manchester City for Kaka.

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  • persiangodfather
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    lol woa messi cant even come close to kaka

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  • EKBATAN
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    Originally posted by PersianMadrid7 View Post
    Messi is the best/the most exciting player of our generation






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  • EKBATAN
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    actually it'll be exciting seeing kaka tear up EPL defenses


    if he made it in italy, he can make it anywhere....

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  • amirkarimi2
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    Here's the best source: updated up to the minute!

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  • kurosh
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    now the confirmation is retracted, hahahahahaha

    Kaka has been linked with the richest club in the world for several months now, but the speculation of a possible move really began to heat up earlier this week.

    'Arabian Business' claimed that a deal has been sealed, which will see Manchester City pay Milan around €112 million, while Kaka will earn €380,000 per week.

    However, this front page story disappeared from www.arabianbusiness.com around an hour after first surfacing, throwing talk of any confirmed move into severe doubt.

    This would have smash Zinedine Zidane's transfer fee record from 2001 when he moved to Real Madrid from Juventus for €76m. Kaka also becomes the highest paid player in football history.

    Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour was said to have told friends at 1500 CET that Kaka has signed for Manchester City, although there has been no official confirmation from the club, or from Milan for that matter.

    Mansour took over the reigns at Eastlands in September, but he funded the €37m signing of Kaka's Brazilian compatriot Robinho on August 31 summer deadline day.

    The Press Association claims that sources within Manchester City have denied that a deal has been done, although no official statement has been made.

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  • kurosh
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    apparently they signed Kaka

    Kaka has been linked with the richest club in the world for several months now, but the speculation of a possible move really began to heat up earlier this week.

    'Arabian Business' now claim that a deal has been sealed, which will see Manchester City pay Milan around €112 million, while Kaka will earn
    €380,000 per week.

    This will smash Zinedine Zidane's transfer fee record from 2001 when he moved to Real Madrid from Juventus for €76m. Kaka also becomes the highest paid player in football history.

    Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour is said to have told friends at 1500 CET that Kaka has signed for Manchester City, although there has been no official confirmation from the club, or from Milan for that matter.

    Mansour took over the reigns at Eastlands in September, but he funded the €37m signing of Kaka's Brazilian compatriot Robinho on August 31 summer deadline day.

    The Press Association claims that sources within Manchester City have denied that a deal has been done, although no official statement has been made.


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  • milad
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    Originally posted by PersianMadrid7 View Post
    Messi is the best/the most exciting player of our generation + he is just starting to peak at his best. I think maybe in 4-5 years Barca might even consider selling him
    come on man lets not get ahead of ourselves. ronaldo, zidane, and ronaldinho have all been better. but if he does continue to improve then he might even be better than them.

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  • roy
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    1- This thread should be in the man city thread or atleast the milan one.
    2- if he goes it all about money.
    3- if he stays then i think they'll start to steal all sorts of players (they already want 3 of ours).
    4- the broblems that club have at the moment are in the in the back 4 not up front.
    5- Robinho & Kaka in the championship next season? classic.
    6- last but not least, i hope the chelsea & Manc U fans stop talking shit about the money as they spent 100s of millions. all it is now is that the bar has gone up.
    7- Football is dead. (well, atleast for the english national team).

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  • PersianMadrid7
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    Originally posted by tashakor View Post
    City should have added a couple of dollars and maybe have a chance at Messi. But I don't think Barca would give him up even with $350 million.
    Messi is the best/the most exciting player of our generation + he is just starting to peak at his best. I think maybe in 4-5 years Barca might even consider selling him

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  • tashakor
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    City should have added a couple of dollars and maybe have a chance at Messi. But I don't think Barca would give him up even with $350 million.

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  • G0happy
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    Well 2 months ago, Kaka was in talks with Robinho and Elano about Man City. This would have impacted a future move for him + Milan have said that Kaka has permission to negotiate with City, source = espn

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