Milan's finances have run into big trouble.
And the contact from Real Madrid at this point puts Milan in a bit of a dilemma.
They had just said on the live broadcast that Kaka was not for sale, and they would complete a contract renewal, and also expressed the intention to loan Chen Zhong for a long term. But in turn, they sat at the negotiating table and started discussing Kaka's transfer.
Galliani was originally very firm, but when the chairman told him how "desperate" the club's finances were, he had to consider the possibility of selling Kaka.
He couldn't understand.
Clearly, we were the ones wanting to try a long-term loan for Chen Zhong, so how did it suddenly become selling Ballon d'Or winner Kaka to Real Madrid?
The club didn't want to sell, the player didn't want to leave, and the player's family also liked Milan's pace. How did it suddenly become that they had no choice but to sell?
This question is too difficult.
I don't know, I really don't know!
