Milan attack Real over Kaka move

Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani fired an angry broadside at Real Madrid yesterday for their attempts to lure Brazilian midfielder Kaka to Spain.

Venting his fury at Real president Ramon Calderon and sports director Predrag Mijatovic, Galliani told Spanish sports daily Marca: "For 50 years Real have been the greatest club in the world but now they have thrown all that out the window.

"This Real does nothing to honour its history or its name."

During his campaign to be president Calderon said he had a personal deal with Kaka and that he would bring him to the Bernabeu when elected. Calderon took office on July 3.

In June, Kaka signed a contract extension with Milan until 2011.

"Milan declares war on Real - you can write it like that - and it will do everything it can to make their life impossible," Galliani warned.

"Kaka is not going to leave, but if he did it would not be to Real."