A Brief History of Kaka



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Kaka was one of the most graceful players the game has ever seen. But alongside that grace came trophies, he wasn’t just graceful he was effective too.

This is the story of Ricardo Kaka; a life-changing accident, a devotion to god and a trophy-laden time in Europe.

Written by Seb Stafford-Bloor. Illustrated by Henry Cooke.

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35 comentarios en “A Brief History of Kaka

  1. Kaka was a great players and i admired him since i am a Milan fan!
    His only mistake in his career is to allow Berlusconi to sell him to Madrid, he should have stand for himself and follow his heart…
    Im sure that he regret leaving Milan at the peak of his career, he could have won another " Ballon d'or" if he had stayed in Milan

  2. Seriously what is the story with people from back in the day getting brutal spinal injuries from diving? Happened to my mom, by best friends dad, and Kaka. That's not even counting the innumerable anecdotal stories I've heard about similar injuries. Starting to think the mass removal of diving boards from swimming pools in the early to mid 90s was a really good idea.

  3. The Federer of football. Outrageous talent who managed to make the game look so simple and elegant. Such a shame the Real Madrid move never panned out and injuries disrupted the latter part of his career. Will forever be one of my favourite players.

  4. Just a hypothesis. I think the decline in the export of young and superb Brazilian talent to Europe may be linked to the death of Italian football.

    Italy used to be a second home that offered a gentle adaptation into the European football clime.

    The decline of Italian football meant that Serie A clubs couldn't invest in and nurture promising Brazilian talents

  5. Unlucky that he came in the last few years of the golden Milan. Then Milan needed money and was falling. Sold Kaka to get money, but still the club fell after some years and Kaka lost his career because of Real Madrid. Glorious story with a sad ending for Kaka and every Milan fan.

  6. This guy was one of my football heroes back during my early teenage days. The manner in which he glided past great defenses in Serie A and Europe with ease while still scoring wonderful goals and providing killer passes was truly astounding.

    I will never forget how he singlehandedly made Evra and Heinze look like Maguire and Shaw during the 2007 UCL semifinal. One of the greatest attacking midfielders of my generation for sure.

  7. His career was ruined by ronaldo and real madrid. The games Real played without ronaldo he would rise above the team and would show his true class. If only he would have left sooner or preferably ronaldo.

  8. I remember Kaka's first game in Sao Paulo, he was not even (considered) the best player in the youth team… but he had an incredible debut. Very intelligent player, calm, "simple", yet very effective!

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