Showing posts with label Kaka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaka. Show all posts

Mourinho - Kaka can leave

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has revealed that playmaker Kaka can leave the club, but only at the right price.



The Brazil playmaker has been strongly linked with a move back to his old club AC Milan after falling down the pecking order under Mourinho.



Madrid are seemingly keen to sign Croatia international Luka Modric from Tottenham before the close of the summer transfer window, and Kaka is deemed surplus to requirements.



And now Mourinho has disclosed that he is open to the idea of selling the 30-year-old is a suitable offer arrives.



"If Kaka stays I would be happy and I am happy if he wants to go. In football it is normal that the players play where they want," the Portuguese told AS.



"He is a very good footballer and prepared to be at his maximum level. If he decides to stay, then perfect.



"If he goes, that's perfect too but we are not going to give him away for free. Those that want him have to pay for him."



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Mourinho wants Kaka to stay

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho hopes Brazilian star Kaka will stay at the club.





The 30-year-old former World Footballer of the Year has failed to achieve consistency since his 65 million euro ($76 million) move from AC Milan in 2009.



There has been interest expressed by his former club in a return to the San Siro, and there is the possibility of a return to his boyhood Sao Paulo team.



But Mourinho, speaking after Real Madrid's 5-1 friendly win over LA Galaxy on its US tour, told the club's official website www.realmadrid.com: "For me there is no problem.



"We will try to get the best out of him. He is a good player. He played well last season and helped us win games.



"Our hope is that he stays. As a coach I would be happy because he is serious, hardworking and contributes to the group.



"In some matches he is a great player, with quality and the ability to help us win. We know him well and have worked together for two years.



"He contributed well last season and I know what he has in his head. We do not need to send messages. The important thing is that he decides on his future that is ideal for himself."





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