Kaká has rejected Man City's historical offer and decided to stay in Milan. Okay, that's a wise decision. But what If Real were coming with another historical offer, would he reject it as well?

Well, not according to David Beckham who has reportedly said that the Brazilian will join Real Madrid in June:

"I think someone has called him (from Real) and Kaká has made his decision (to leave)."

I think it makes sense for Kaká to move to Real. Moreover, it makes sense for Milan to sell him. He was surprised to find out that AC Milan were willing to sell him to Man City.

The English club offered Milan $161m, which is a lot of money -- why wouldn't Berlusconi sell him for that sum of money especially If he had Ronaldinho and Pirlo on the squad?

I'm very happy that the Robinho saga has finally ended and I think it has ended happily with us offloading an unhappy lad for a lot of cash. And the club has now revealed that they will offer Sergio Ramos a life time contract just like the ones they offered to Casillas and captain Rau'l.

The new improved contract would keep the excellent right back until he becomes 32, pretty much when he will retire. He would earn 6m euros a year, a salary that Robinho wanted badly, but one that Calderon refused to give.

While I believe that Sergio deserves such a contract, I have my concerns too. Signing a player for such a long period of time is a "gamble". Will he continue playing as he is currently doing? Or will he still be faithful to the club? He...

Robinho: OMG, I've just made a big mistake!

UPDATE: Real Madrid has officially confirmed the deal on the official website:

Madrid based Cadena Sur has reported that Robinho has been transferred to Manchester City for 40 million euros today while AS has also had the same news on the front page of its website.

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