Why did AC Milan sell Kaka?

AC Milan finally decided to sell Kaká, who was once regarded as not for sale by the team. After Galliani and Kaká’s father flew to Madrid to conduct lightning negotiations with Real Madrid executives, the Spanish media has Sending a message that "everything is a fait accompli", Real Madrid may have spent 70 million euros to acquire the most shining star of the AC Milan club in recent years. In fact, AC Milan fans have been expressing fierce opposition ever since Berlusconi said that the club might sell Kaká. As early as January, when Kaká was in danger of transferring to Manchester City, AC Milan fans spontaneously Organized to save Kaka, and now, after seeing that the sale of Kaka seems to be irreversible, AC Milan fans once again organized spontaneously to protest against the club. On Thursday afternoon, hundreds of fans in the South Stand came to the Banners were held in protest in front of the club's headquarters on Turati Street. AC Milan Vice Chairman Galliani said that the sale of Kaká was unavoidable. In an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, Galliani said that although the situation was unavoidable, AC Milan’s economic situation could not help but The club let go of its once most beloved player. -Why was Kaka not sold in January, but now, at a price far lower than the original offer, Kaka is about to be sold? -Because Ricci didn't want to go to Manchester City, but he was willing to go to Madrid. There is no possibility of Kaka moving to Chelsea. Kaka will either move to Real Madrid or stay in AC Milan. That was his wish and now we are trying to come to an agreement. -Why did you go to Madrid instead of meeting Real Madrid people in Milan? - Florentino Perez invited me to Madrid for his inauguration and we had lunch together, however, I don't deny it, we talked about Kaká. Kaka's transfer negotiations are indeed ongoing, but no agreement has been reached yet. -If Kaka makes his own decision, as he did in January, will you still be willing to give up tens of millions in transfer fees this time? -Intention? What we are talking about now is transfer. -But you have been quoting President Berlusconi before, saying that "football is about emotion, not business." -We all have a heart, but now the deficit is so high, even the most emotional people We also have to face the facts and weigh them. -Kaka said he wants to stay at AC Milan. -Kaka's performance in AC Milan has been very good. He has never asked for a salary increase or a contract extension. He has stayed at AC Milan for six years and won everything he can win. -but? -But we cannot tolerate losing 70 million euros per year. The reason for Kaka's departure is economic: Real Madrid's asking price is almost twice that of AC Milan. They have their own stadium and do not have to share the revenue from TV broadcasts with other clubs. , and even with the help of favorable tax policies, they can allow the players to receive higher net salary after tax while paying the same amount of pre-tax salary expenditure as us: if the club spends the same 2 million euros, then in A player in Italy can earn 1 million euros for this, while in Spain, players can get 1.5 million of it. -This kind of question does not impress people, you know very well that people have dreams about football. I don't want to spoil the fun, but the root of the problem is money: Italy has lost its competitiveness and Serie A has to work hard not to be overtaken by other national leagues, especially after they have ceded their turf to the likes of Spain and England. . -What will happen to AC Milan now? -I want to reassure our fans that our team will not be disbanded or restructured. It doesn't mean that if we sell Kaká, we won't introduce others. If Kaká leaves, another outstanding forward will join. -Adebayo, or Amauri? -no. - Or maybe some player from Real Madrid? -I exclude this possibility. All in all he will be an excellent striker. What I can add is that he can play as an attacking midfielder. Basically, we will use a 4-3-1-2 formation. If Kaká leaves, then we need a player who can fulfill his role. -The fans want Christian Ronaldo. - Stop joking.

Don't let the fans make unrealistic and ridiculous assumptions, but in any case, an outstanding striker will arrive. It's as if we have a defender as good as Diego Silva to take over from Paolo Maldini. -Have you thought about the damage to the club's image that would come from selling a player like Kaká? -Everything AC Milan does is carefully thought out. I hope fans understand the current situation. Silvio Berlusconi's AC Milan has gone through four glorious periods: the era of Arrigo Sacchi, the era of Capelli, the interim period of Tabarez-Zaccheroni-Trim, and the era of Ancelotti . We are now about to start the fifth era again, with transfer negotiations ongoing for Kaká, but our other important players are still not for sale, as is Pato, Pirlo and Seedorf. -People can't help but ask, since Berlusconi no longer wants to make astronomical investments in the club, why doesn't he just sell AC Milan? - Berlusconi did not want to sell AC Milan, and there was never an offer to become a majority shareholder. There were a number of offers that were interested in acquiring a small stake, but we never started negotiations on that. -Where do these quotes come from? -From the Middle East and the United States. - Galliani, what should AC Milan fans be patiently waiting for? - Waiting for an AC Milan ready to start again. There have been many times when people thought we were doomed and we rose again to victory

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