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Wednesday 14 January, 2009 |
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Milan ace Kaka's personal assistant Diego Kotscho has admitted that a move to Manchester City is “not impossible.”
Kaka has always stressed that he wants to stay at Milan and Rossoneri patron Silvio Berlusconi is adamant that the Brazilian star is staying put.
However, there are reports that Manchester City chief executive Garry Cook visited Milan yesterday to table a £90m mega bid.
“We know about this meeting yesterday in Milan,” Kotscho told Sky Sports News.
“We will just have to wait for an agreement between the two sides. It's not just about the money - we have to see a good project.
“If Manchester City can become one of the best teams in the world then we can talk about joining them.
“Kaka is very happy at Milan and loves who he works for. He is enjoying playing alongside David Beckham, Ronaldinho and all the other great players there.
“However, of course the Premier League is one of the best Leagues in the world and a transfer's not impossible if they complete a deal with Milan.”
English Press reports suggest that Kaka would become the best-paid footballer in the world if he agreed to a move with a salary of around £200,000 per week.
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