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AsmodaiPlay;2611108 said:He is unlikely to live up to a £100 million price tag. People are going to expect ridiculous things from him like 50 goals a season or something. If Milan have agreed the fee then he might as well try his luck and talk them into paying him £1,000,000 a week. If he said he'd sign for that I bet City would pay him that. Problem is every other City player would be jealous.
rony31;2610728 said:In all seriousness though, holy ****. This is obviously very bittersweet for me. There's no denying Kaka loves Milan and he doesn't need the money, but maybe he's doing it for the betterment of the team that he loves so much. And he's done it all with Milan anyway... I think. If anything, the money's persuading him because he donates 10% of it to the church. They're gaining the most out of this if anything.
Poor guy might have to sell his sports car? Cry me a river.ShiftyPowers;2611118 said:Here's what I hate seeing. "Kaka doesn't need the money". Bull**** he doesn't. How many ex-football players are selling used cars or doing some other crappy job in their 40s because they spent all their money? There are definitely more than a few. In a career where you are done by 35, you need to max out when you can. Kaka is doing it for Kaka and for his family. There is loyalty in sports, but it's a job first.
Mismanaging your money is no excuse. Somebody who earns 11 million dollars a year does not NEED more money. Anybody with any kind of self control can live off of that for the rest of their lives. Luxuriously.ShiftyPowers;2611193 said:Not everyone manages their money well, some people get screwed over by bad agents, by family, and even their club. What's a 10 year old sports car with 100,000 miles going to fetch if that's all you have left anyway? People who were once millionaires go broke ALL THE TIME. That's just how it is.
Here's the question I ask everyone: If a rival company offered you double the salary to quit your current job and do the same thing for them, what would you do? Where's the loyalty?
bybuti;2611344 said:Kaka' is not one of those who just go after money. He said that he was virgin untill he got married (24 if i'm not wrong - a superstar, a millionaire - imagine that).
ShiftyPowers;2611489 said:Wow, what a moron. No wonder he's not happy about making millions more dollars.
Football is not different, it's still a job and millionaires go broke all the time. Sure Kaka can live comfortably on $11 million per year, I'm sure he can and does. Where is he going to be when he's 70 years old? If you retire with $40 million in the bank you're going to think you can do whatever you want, but I'm telling you, with inflation and a comfortable lifestyle you can easily blow through that. And to be totally honest, a million dollars is not that much money anymore anyway.
Zakov;2611546 said:We live in different worlds.