In-degree bounded directed forests

The digraph D=(V,A) is the union of k directed forests and $$\varrho(v)\leq kl$$ for each $$v\in V$$ . Is it true that D can be partitioned into k forests $$F_1,\dots,F_k$$ so that $$\varrho_{F_i}(v)\leq l$$ for each i?

See the discussion page for a counterexample for k=2, l=2.

Remarks

The conjecture is due to A. Frank. For $$l=1$$ the statement holds by Frank's theorem about covering by branchings . A more general, analogous packing question is the following:

Let D=(V,A) be a digraph, and $$u: V \to {\mathbb Z_+}$$ . When does D contain k edge-disjoint directed spanning trees so that in each directed spanning tree the in-degree of v is at most u(v)?

The question of Recski considers the case k=2, the graph is the union of two spanning trees and exact values are prescribed for the in-degrees.