FLASH NEWS: Aquilani, Robinho, Kaka, read more

• Aquilani could sign the 2-year contract with Milan as soon as next week, according to Corriere dello Sport.
• Corriere dello Sport also reports that Aquilani wants €3.5 million from Liverpool to terminate his contract with them.
• Sky Italia reports that Aquilani could be loaned for another year to Milan with an obligatory buy-out clause set at €1 million
• Milan and Liverpool would then share the expenses for Aquilani's salary by paying 50% each (roughly €1.25 million each).
• Aquilani could sign the 2-year contract with Milan as soon as next week, according to Corriere dello Sport.
• Corriere dello Sport also reports that Aquilani wants €3.5 million from Liverpool to terminate his contract with them.
• Sky Italia reports that Aquilani could be loaned for another year to Milan with an obligatory buy-out clause set at €1 million
• Milan and Liverpool would then share the expenses for Aquilani's salary by paying 50% each (roughly €1.25 million each).
• Gazzetta dello Sport claims that the primary reason why Flamini hasn't extended yet is because that he doesn't feel valued by Allegri.
• Santos could make an official offer for Robinho soon, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
• Malaga have made an offer of €15 million for Robinho and an annual salary of €6m for the player, according to reports from Spain
• Dídac Vilà’s agent was at Via Turati two days ago, according to reports from Spain
• The agent allegedly told Milan that his client wants to join Valencia. They want to sign him on a loan deal with a buy-out option
• However, Milan want the buy-out right to be obligatory and not optional
• Corriere dello Sport reports that Kakà's entourage will be in Madrid next week to discuss the annulment of his contract.
• A few days ago, Galliani and Florentino Pérez talked about the possible transfer of Kakà to Milan, according to Corriere dello Sport
• Milan are interested in signing the 19-year old midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia from Lens. Lens value him at €3m. (Corriere dello Sport). An Geoffrey Kondogbia Youtube Video follows.