Sunday, April 6, 2008
Kaká Pleased With His Return
Milan midfielder Kaká was back in action for his team on Saturday evening, and it was no coincidence that the rossoneri were back to winning ways as they defeated Cagliari 3-1 at San Siro.
Kaká proved his importance for the Rossoneri on Saturday as he produced a great display to help his side beat the Sardinian outfit in the 32nd matchday of Serie A.
“I’m very happy personally to have managed to score a goal in the last three games I played,” declared the Brazilian. “It’s something that charges me up greatly as it’s always a pleasure.
“Tonight I felt well and managed to do the things I wanted to do,” he continued. “It was a good return.
“With regards to the goal, Pippo [Inzaghi] was very good as he allowed me the necessary space to score. It was a nice move.
“We started out well, with the right motivation and different spirit to the previous three games. We had a good first half and only for 15 minutes we slowed down a bit in the second half, but the game was in our hands by then,” he explained.
Spectator Woes
For Kaká, a return to the pitch was long overdue.
He said, “Against Atalanta and Sampdoria I had to watch the game as a spectator and therefore the only thing that I could do is support the team, but my desire to be there and help my team–mates wasoverwhelming.
“Therefore tonight I celebrated this goal as much as I could.”
Kaká believes that this game will be the turning point for Milan in their bid to reach a Champions League spot for next season.
“I think that this will be the game from where we start again to reach the fourth place,” he affirmed.
“These have been 20 difficult days in which I had to stay out, but now I’m fine and hope in this final part of the season to reach fourth place. Hearing the Curva sing after my goal always gives a great emotional feeling, a really special one.”
Milan midfielder Kaká was back in action for his team on Saturday evening, and it was no coincidence that the rossoneri were back to winning ways as they defeated Cagliari 3-1 at San Siro.
Kaká proved his importance for the Rossoneri on Saturday as he produced a great display to help his side beat the Sardinian outfit in the 32nd matchday of Serie A.
“I’m very happy personally to have managed to score a goal in the last three games I played,” declared the Brazilian. “It’s something that charges me up greatly as it’s always a pleasure.
“Tonight I felt well and managed to do the things I wanted to do,” he continued. “It was a good return.
“With regards to the goal, Pippo [Inzaghi] was very good as he allowed me the necessary space to score. It was a nice move.
“We started out well, with the right motivation and different spirit to the previous three games. We had a good first half and only for 15 minutes we slowed down a bit in the second half, but the game was in our hands by then,” he explained.
Spectator Woes
For Kaká, a return to the pitch was long overdue.
He said, “Against Atalanta and Sampdoria I had to watch the game as a spectator and therefore the only thing that I could do is support the team, but my desire to be there and help my team–mates wasoverwhelming.
“Therefore tonight I celebrated this goal as much as I could.”
Kaká believes that this game will be the turning point for Milan in their bid to reach a Champions League spot for next season.
“I think that this will be the game from where we start again to reach the fourth place,” he affirmed.
“These have been 20 difficult days in which I had to stay out, but now I’m fine and hope in this final part of the season to reach fourth place. Hearing the Curva sing after my goal always gives a great emotional feeling, a really special one.”
