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<p>Chelsea and Manchester City have been put on red alert after reports suggest Real Madrid are ready to offload Kaka.</p><p>After a much anticipated &pound;58 million arrival from AC Milan in the summer of 2009, Kaka's time at the Santiago Bernabeu has since been blighted by injury and poor form, and he has largely been overshadowed by team mate Cristiano Ronaldo, who joined Kaka at Real in the same transfer window and broke his record transfer fee within a matter of weeks.</p> <p>Kaka has recently returned from his latest injury layoff, which kept him on the sidelines for eight months at the start of 2011, and was optimistic about regaining his place in the Real Madrid lineup.</p> <p>However, with the La Liga giants extremely active in strengthening their squad last summer, Kaka's is now facing stiff competition from Mesut Ozil and Angel Di Maria for an attacking berth in Jose Mourinho's squad.</p> <p>With Ozil and Di Maria both enjoying impressive first seasons at the club, the Daily Mail has reported that the Portuguese could be ready to sell Kaka.</p> <p>This news will be of particular interest to Barclays Premier League giants Chelsea and Manchester City, both of whom are backed with rich owners who are willing to splash the cash to achieve their ambitions.</p> <p>While Chelsea only recently signed Spanish World Cup winner Fernando Torres for &pound;50 million in January, both Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka are the wrong side of 30.</p> <p>For a team who have struggled to compete in the Premier League this season, with whispers that their ageing team can no longer compete with the other big clubs, manager Roman Abramovich will be eager to bring the Brazilian maestro to Stamford Bridge to rejuvenate his ailing team.</p> <p>Kaka may be tempted to join Chelsea and link up with his one-time mentor Carlo Ancelotti, who managed him at Milan, but Ancelotti's future at Stamford Bridge is far from certain after a disappointing league campaign this season.</p> <p>On the other hand, while Kaka has rejected City's advances in the past due to his refusal to join a side not competing in Europe, the club are currently sitting comfortably in third place in the Premier League standings, and with qualification for next season's UEFA Champions League a distinct possibility, Kaka could now be open to a move to the City of Manchester Stadium.</p> <p>Despite his recent troubles, Kaka is still one of the most highly regarded players in the game, having won the Champions League with Milan, the 2002 World Cup, as well as being awarded the Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year awards in 2007.</p>
 
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<p>Luis Fabiano scored a hat-trick as Sevilla progressed to the quarter-finals of the Copa del Rey with a 4-0 win.</p><p>The Brazilian scored just before the half-hour mark and twice more after the break to see off the challenge of the third division side, who led 1-0 from the first leg.</p><p>Enzo Maresca completed an emphatic victory in stoppage time.</p><p>In the night's other tie, Walter Pandiani struck the only goal as Osasuna advanced with a 1-0 win at home to Getafe.</p><p>Getafe were beaten finalists in each of the past two seasons, but Pandiani's 32nd-minute goal was enough to knock them out after the opening leg finished goalless.</p>
 
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<p>The second coming of Florentino Perez should not be judged on what big name stars he brings to the Santiago Bernabeu. His ability to attract the world??s best has never been an issue of debate. Neither has his ability to generate capital for the club. Rather, any lessons the man claims to have learnt since departing the Bernabeu in disgrace back in 2006 should be judged on how he treats the less famous, yet equally important, members of the squad. I am speaking here of two players in particular  Lassana Diarra and Gonzalo Higuain.</p><p>Rewind to 2003 and the sale of Claude Makelele to Chelsea after Perezs refusal to grant the player a pay raise in line with his obvious importance to the team. ??We will not miss Makelele?? boomed Perez. They did. ??Younger players will arrive who will cause Makelele to be forgotten. They didn??t. The departure of the five foot seven French defensive midfielder was considered by many as the beginning of the end for Perez and his first Galacticos project.</p><p>Fast forward to 2009. Perez is back. So are the Galacticos. So is the five foot seven French defensive midfielder. Only this time his name isn??t Claude, it??s Lassana. Lassana Diarra. Since his arrival from Portsmouth in January of this year, ??Lass?? has established himself as a vital member of the Real Madrid team. His aggressive tackling, tireless running and intelligent all-round play have made him a squad, and fan, favourite. He is the new Makelele.</p><p>Two and a half years ago Gonzalo Higuain arrived from River Plate for a cool 13 million euros. He??s taken his time settling in to life at the Bernabeu, but it now seems to have been worth the wait. Last season he finished top scorer with 22 goals. He was also the top assist man with nine. Some of his goals were vital, too. Two stunning winners which immediately come to mind were his screamer at the death against Getafe at the Bernabeu and his tremendous solo effort away at Malaga. The France born Argentine now looks as if he will only get better and better.</p><p>Despite all his progress, his position at the club is once again under threat. Persistent rumors of a player plus cash deal involving Internazionale??s Zlatan Ibrahimovic, coupled with Perez??s pursuit of a striker of similar style, in the form of Valencia??s David Villa, have thrown El Pipito??s Madrid future into doubt.</p><p>To sell the youngster at this point in his career would be a huge mistake on the part of the new regime. He may not be as refined or consistent as Villa or Ibra, but let??s remember that he spent much of last season, indeed much of his Madrid career to date, playing out of position, on the right wing. If anything, this makes his numbers all the more impressive. A switch to a preferred central striking role next season would surely see his goal tally rise. Let??s also not forget that he??s still only 21.  In him, I feel that Madrid have found the new Raul.</p><p>Florentino Perez needs to demonstrate that he has learnt the lessons from his first stint as Real Madrid President. He needs to show he has learnt that buying the worlds best players does not guarantee on-field success. Instead, it is the manner in which he treats those around his Galacticos which can make the difference. In my opinion, Lassana Diarra and Gonzalo Higuain represent his best chances at redemption. It could well be how he treats these two unsung heroes of the Madrid team that determines the success of his second tenure at the Bernabeu. Time will tell if hes indeed a changed man.</p>
 
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<p>Chelsea face a trip to Wigan Athletic in their opening fixture of the 2012/13 Premier League season.</p><p>It will be Roberto di Matteo&rsquo;s first competitive game in charge of the Blues as permanent manager after his appointment was confirmed last week.</p><p>Chelsea&rsquo;s second fixture will be at Stamford Bridge and the visitors Newcastle United, who were 2-0 victors there last season and ended any chance of a top four finish for Roman Abramovich&rsquo;s club in the process.</p><p>September 1 was scheduled to be a home tie with newly promoted Reading, but the Blues&rsquo; participation in the UEFA Super Cup mean it will have to be rearranged.</p><p>An appearance in the FIFA World Club Cup will mean the mid-December fixture against another newly promoted side, Southampton, is also moved to an alternative date.</p><p>Di Matteo had a successful end to last season, winning both the FA Cup and Champions League, but this year he will be charged with taking the club back into the top four.</p><p>Trips to Arsenal and QPR are the standout fixtures from September, while the period over October and November sees them take on Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane before welcoming Manchester United, Liverpool and champions Manchester City in the space of six fixtures.</p><p>The busy Christmas and New Year period could have been worse, but visits to Norwich City on Boxing Day and Everton three days later, before the return meeting with QPR on New Year&rsquo;s Day, will provide a physical test in a tiring part of the year.</p><p>The final day of the season is a home tie with Everton, but the last six games for Chelsea take in trips to both Liverpool and Manchester United after the home clash against Spurs.</p>
 
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<p>Getafe goalkeeper Miguel Angel Moya is hoping his team can be the ones to stop Granada's climb up the La Liga standings when they face each other at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez.</p><p>Fabri's men are unbeaten in their last five league matches, a run which includes victories over Real Zaragoza, Athletic Bilbao and Sevilla.</p> <p>That string of results has seen Granada climb to 12th in the table, and Moya is aware his side can expect to meet opponents full of confidence on Sunday.</p> <p>"They go into this on the back of some good results - even some surprising ones," he said.</p> <p>"They are doing really well and playing decent football. But let's see if we can beat them and bring some respite to our situation."</p> <p>Getafe's situation is they lie just two places and one point above the bottom three, and risk being sucked into the relegation zone this weekend if results go against them.</p> <p>They can at least take some comfort from the fact all three of their wins this season have come on home soil, but coach Luis Garcia fears that may not be enough against Granada.</p> <p>"Granada are very physical and very fast, much quicker than we are," he said.</p> <p>Granada played in midweek, claiming a 2-2 draw against Real Mallorca in a match which saw the last 30 minutes completed after the original game was abandoned when the assistant referee was accidentally struck by an umbrella.</p> <p>They will travel to Getafe without midfielder Carlos Martins, who has a hamstring injury. Fran Rico is available after recovering from a knee problem.</p>
 
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<p>Rob Smyth (who seems to be really bored now that he cant complain about Manchester United playing poorly) talks about Jamie Carragher being hugely under-rated at the international level.</p><p>I think Robs right  Carragher should be given a run in the centre-back slot in the England lineup  but hes missed an important counterpoint. You see, much of Carraghers back to the wall heroism has come about because of a simple reason:</p><p><em>Rafa Benitez (and Houiller before him) making Liverpool anally defensive.</em></p><p>When youre on the backfoot at all times, and when you have two holding midfielders sitting in front of you and letting the opposition climb all over you, its hard to play anything other than back to the walls stuff.</p><p>Jamie Carragher is a quality defender, theres no doubt about it. But at 29, hes had plenty of time to break into the England squad and establish himself. Blaming partisanship is not the answer. Liverpool will have to look at Carragher and realise that while hes their best defender, the man is not good enough to start for England.</p>
 
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