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Hughes keen on 'complex' Kaka deal

Manchester City manager Mark Hughes has admitted that plans to bring Kaka to Eastlands are "complex".

However, he is intent on selling the club to the former World Player of the Year and insists he will have a hands-on role in the process.

Speaking after the 1-0 Premier League victory against Wigan, Hughes said: "From a football management point of view I would love the opportunity to work with such a talented player. But it is not a simple transfer. It is not just a case of talking to the club and talking to the boy and getting the deal done within 24-48 hours."

He added: "The deal, if it is to be concluded, is very complex as there are so many elements to it.

"It is not going to be an easy process and won't be concluded quickly. I am sure we will give it the amount of time it deserves.

"We find ourselves in a special situation. We are interested in one of the top players in the world.

"When we get it right we are a good team. We want to make a compelling argument to him that he could be part of something that could be really special."

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