There’s no reason to illustrate a superfluous point when it comes to Manchester City’s latest signings and possible future signings. The way they manage their team will likely achieve the same trophy count that Real Madrid acquired during the height of the “Galacticos” era between 2003-2005: 0. But, the bajillionaire outfit of Abu Dhabi United Group are certain to shake, rattle and roll some shite. So, they’re going after Ac Milan’s Kaká. And he may just be up for it.

‘Kaká would prefer a club like Chelsea, Real Madrid or Milan, but we never know,’ Kaká’s representative Diogo Kotscho told The Observer. ‘This season Manchester City do not have a team to win the Champions League. Maybe next season they can get into that competition - they have the prospects to be good enough. What they need to have is a big project to win the Premier League and the Champions League. It’s not just about Kaká, they will only get the very best players if they attain this level. It was the same with Chelsea a few years ago - they had to prove themselves too.

‘I think Manchester City are headed in the right direction, but they have big work to do. It’s no easy thing to reach the same level as the biggest clubs in the world, and it’s not just about money - you have to spend it properly and build a great team. In two or three years they can be there if they do the right things.’

And how much money would it take to lure the current World Footballer of the Year from AC Milan? Well, probably none because he really hates it there, but AC Milan would, most likely, request something along the lines of $100 million euros. Which is somewhere equivalent to selling your soul to the devil. Lets not make a mockery of the game now, gents.

Kaká could join the City revolution [Guardian]
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