Manchester City planning to have a second shot at signing Ricardo Kaka
It has been reported that Manchester City are looking to try and land the Brazilian superstar, Kaka, once gain. This news has emerged after Kaka went on to recover from a horrific new injury and is now back to being
match fit once again.
The twenty eight year old has not participated in a single game for Real Madrid this term, after having picked up an injury way back in the summers, in the post world cup – pre-season fixtures.
However, the manager at Madrid, Jose Mourinho had gone ahead and added Mesut Ozil, to the already star studded Madrid cast, to cope with the absence of the Brazilian play maker. The player has gone on to become a
major hit at the club and as a result the Brazilian's future at the club has been brought under some doubt.
The player has been linked to the likes of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786, however Manchester City are looking to play the silent card on this deal and will be looking to let their cash do all the talking. This is of course
if the sources are to be believed.
Kaka was brought into the Spanish team for around fifty six million pounds nearly one and a half years ago and was supposed to be one of the best signings the team ever made. However, that was not to be the case as
Kaka seemed to have lost the same flair that he possessed when he was at AC Milan. City tried to land the player for around a hundred million pounds back then, but the player opted to make a move to Madrid over the Eastlands.
With nearly one and a half seasons now gone, most experts believe that if City are ever going to land the player, its going to be now or never. The player has been looked upon to be surplus to the demands at Madrid
and with the player not really having proven in the past that he has what it takes to excel at the Spanish out-fit, it wouldn't be much of a surprise for him to head for the exit. That along with the fact that the player is not yet cup-tied, has made him one
of the hottest transfer prospects for the winter transfer window.
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