Real Madrid Star Kaka Set to Move to the Premier League

Kaka will leave Real Madrid this summer, according to the president of his former club Sao Paulo – and moving to the Premier League is high on his possibles list.

The Brazil star began his football career at Sao Paulo before moving to AC Milan in 2003 and exploding on the European stage.

Linked with all sorts of moves away, it seemed like he would stay at Milan indefinitely. The closest he has come so far to joining an English club was the infamous failed £100m bid by Manchester City – which then City chief executive Garry Cook claimed had failed because Milan ‘bottled it’.

SOURCE: Daily Mirror

Rumours have surrounded the Brazilian superstar for years amid transfer deals from all over Europe including an incredible £100m offer from Man City in 2009.

“He believes that England or remaining in Spain would be two interesting destinations for him. Sao Paulo can’t afford him as his price-tag is astronomical and out of the reality of Brazilian football,” according to the source above.

Jose Mourinho has no plans to use Kaka in his future squad and the 30-year-old has been out of form under the ex-Chelsea and Porto boss.

The Galactico attacking midfielder joined Real Madrid in 2009 for a reported £54m and since then scored 20 goals in 65 appearances which some have viewed as disappointing considering the large sum paid for him.

Chelsea have always been admirers of Kaka and currently on the lookout for a creative midfield player, Kaka’s a goal-scoring threat that in top form can net double figures with ease will be attractive to the Blues.

With Arsenal rumoured to have been interested in the past surely Wenger’s philosophy of selling players after 30, let alone buying them, will leave it to the other big teams such as Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Man City and will anyone be willing to pay the serious money that Real Madrid will be looking for.

SOURCE: Caught Offside