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"City terminate Kaka discussions" Manchester City have brought an end to their interest in AC Milan's Brazilian midfielder Kaka. Following a meeting in Milan on Monday, City have terminated discussions with AC Milan over the proposed transfer of the former World Footballer of the Year. City confirmed in a statement that they had pulled out of negotiations as there was little chance of a deal being done. "every level" Executive chairman Garry Cook told the club's official website: "Whilst Manchester City Football Club has an obvious interest in world-class players of the quality of Kaka, we owe it to our fans that such a transfer must work on every level; commercially, financially, in terms of results on the field and within Manchester City's broader community." www.mcfc.co.uk - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "Bellamy joins City, Kaká stays at Milan" Manchester City FC signed the Wales forward Craig Bellamy from West Ham United FC for an undisclosed fee on Monday but have ended their pursuit of AC Milan playmaker Kaká following transfer talks in Italy. Previous clubs The 29-year-old passed a medical on Monday before penning a four-and-a-half year contract at Eastlands. Bellamy joined West Ham United FC from Liverpool FC in July 2007 and went on to score seven goals in 24 Premier League games over two injury-hit campaigns. Bellamy has also played for Norwich City FC, Coventry City FC, Newcastle United FC, Celtic FC and Blackburn Rovers FC, where he enjoyed a productive 2005/06 season under current City manager Mark Hughes. Attitude praised Hughes said: "I am delighted to be working with Craig once more. He is an outstanding player who provides us with qualities that we are lacking slightly. He has blistering pace, bags of enthusiasm, a superb attitude to training and will be a great addition to the squad." City have also signed Chelsea FC left-back Wayne Bridge for a significant fee ahead of next month's UEFA Cup Round of 32 tie against FC København. 'Great man' Meanwhile, Kaká will not be joining Bellamy and Bridge in England as City "felt that it was unlikely that the two parties could reach common ground for an agreement" following talks with Milan. The Italian club's owner, Silvio Berlusconi, added on Monday night: "I'm very happy to keep a great champion on the pitch and a great man at Milan." ©uefa.com 1998-2009. All rights reserved. ,,(o_o),, nguuuiiiikkkk... ________________________________ From: Tukang Sapu Istana Negara <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2009 6:43:47 AM Subject: [BolaML] Kaka to stay at Milan Italian Prime Minister and Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi has claimed Kaka has rejected Manchester City, while the Premier League club have counter-claimed that it is they that ceased discussions. Berlusconi met with Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani earlier on Monday to discuss City's world-record fee for the Brazilian, before being interviewed on Italian television. City offered over £100million for the 26-year-old, who has in the past indicated a desire to stay in Italy. Now Berlusconi has stated his intention to keep the player at the San Siro. Berlusconi said: "Kaka is staying with Milan. For Kaka, money isn't everything. "Both I and he have intervened. "When I heard him say that he prefers to stay, that he doesn't feel like he has lost the opportunity to earn a higher salary and that he feels privileged to wear the shirt, he values the closeness and the friendships, the heat and affection that all the fans have shown him even in these last two days, I said 'hallelujah' and we hugged." Official confirmation A Milan spokesman confirmed: "Kaka is staying at AC Milan. Official." "Heart has prevailed on the matter," Galliani added on the Milan Channel. "The fans should thank president Berlusconi again for his economic input. ... It was a strong temptation, with such astronomical and world record figures." However, Sky Sports News understands that City never engaged in discussions with the player and that Berlusconi is wrong to suggest Kaka rejected an Eastlands switch. Executive chairman Garry Cook told Manchester City's website that the club ended talks with Milan when they decided the deal was not viable on a number of levels. "Whilst Manchester City Football Club has an obvious interest in world-class players of the quality of Kaka, we owe it to our fans that such a transfer must work on every level; commercially, financially, in terms of results on the field and within Manchester City's broader community." Supporter pleas The dramatic development came at the end of a day when it seemed Kaka was moving tantalisingly close to joining the Eastlands outfit. Cook, along with other members of the City delegation, had meetings with Milan officials and Kaka's father, Bosco Leite. But it soon became apparent that the complexity of the transfer was not going to work in City's favour and the player, who never spoke face-to-face with the Blues, was not keen on leaving Milan anyway. Kaka had pointed to his heart when appearing at the window of his house to wave at protesters who had gathered outside to make their feelings known. http://www.skysport s.com/story/ 0,19528,11854_ 4819360,00. html -- Life means missing expected things and facing unexpected things. When you are right, no one remembers, but when you are wrong, no one forgets...This is life. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
