Official Announcement . Huntelaar transferred to Milan

Real Madrid C.F. and AC Milan have reached an agreement for the transfer of Klaas Jan Huntelaar to the Italian club.

Huntelaar had joined to Real Madrid last year, and played one season for Real Madrid.

Huntelaar won't give up Real Madrid

Huntelaar spoke to Marca, Dutch striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar has discussed his recent misfortunes with Real Madrid, and talked about his future at the club.
"I have to wait for my opportunity [in the first-team]," he began. "I will get my chance if I remain patient and continue working hard.
"I just scored for the Netherlands and that is morale boosting for a striker - all strikers need to score to keep their spirits high.
Talk was then moved onto the exclusion of Huntelaar from the Champions League squad, and the forward admitted that it was tough to handle.
"To be left out of the Champions League squad is not easy, but I will not surrender," he added.
"Anything can happen [for us this season] and we will do our best. In the past, [Madrid] found themselves behind Barcelona, but managed to win the league title.
"The people here are very open, welcoming, and they really cheer me up. The weather is marvellous - a lot better than the Netherlands. I love this city, and never thought about leaving."

Huntelaar signs Real Madrid

Real Madridhas signed 25 years old Huntelaar from Ajax.At the transfer session he will sign for Real Madrid.He will sign till the end of year 2013.Anouncement s says that he costs 20,000,000 £ to Real Madrid.If Huntelaar performance is good for Real,Real will pay 7,000,000 £ more.He will be the 6. player from Holland.

Madrid Make €25m Huntelaar Bid

According to Dutch magazine Voetbal International, La Liga champions Real Madrid have tabled a bid of €25 million to Ajax Amsterdam for the services of their captain and striker, Huntelaar.
After murmurs of discontent from Madrid coach Bernd Schuster about the club’s refusal to grant him a new striker, the merengue board appear to have submitted to his wishes as they look to make what should be one last signing for the new campaign.
And after missing out on David Villa and failing to make any approach for Didier Drogba, president Ramón Calderón has turned his attention to the 25 year old Huntelaar. But it will not be easy trying to prise him away from the Amsterdam ArenA, as their coach Marco van Basten had previously labelled his star hitman as indispensable.
Not only that, Los Merengues could face stiff competition from their new 'best friends', Manchester United, who have reportedly put the Oranje striker on their shopping list as a back-up to their main target, Dimitar Berbatov, in case they fail to snag the Bulgarian from Tottenham Hotspur.