Kaka: Seedorf will be one of the best coaches

AC Milan midfielder Kaka thinks Clarence Seedorf will become a top coach once he retires from his playing career amid rumours that the Rossoneri legend has signed a deal to replace Massimiliano Allegri.

Italian newspapers reported on Saturday that the San Siro legend has been lined up by club president Silvio Berlusconi as the next boss as Milan languish in 10th heading into gameweek 17.

Kaka, who played alongside Seedorf for six years at Milan, believes that the Botafogo midfielder will be among the best trainers around due to the way the Dutchman applies himself professionally.

"Everything Clarence does, he does at its best," the 31-year-old told La Gazzetta dello Sport. "He will do fine as a coach, although there is much to learn.

"I do not know how it will be for him to start [his coaching career] at Milan, but he can handle himself just fine."

Kaka returned to San Siro in the summer from Real Madrid having spent a largely forgettable four years at the Santiago Bernabeu and he says he came back to Serie A as competition at Carlo Ancelotti's side was simply too strong.

"I did not intend to leave in the beginning, I spoke with Carlo and he wanted me to stay," the Brazilian added. "Then Madrid began to buy important players in midfield and asked the coach to play youth, so I knew that there was no space for me.

"I spoke with Ancelotti and he told me that it would be more difficult to play for me. But I had no problem with him, it was clear and we decided together."

Milan face Inter in a relatively low-profile Derby della Madonnina on Sunday but Kaka is already thinking ahead to 2014, when the Rossoneri will look to put their woeful domestic form behind them and continue their run in Europe.

He added: "I'm sure we will do well against Inter because, with the big challenges, we never take the wrong approach, even though we do not always win a contest of character.

"For 2014 we expect to take as many points as possible and to do well in the Champions League against Atletico Madrid [in the last 16]."

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Abate : Balo needs to learn from Kaka'

AC Milan defender Ignazio Abate thinks Mario Balotelli can learn a lot from Kaka on how to become a model professional.

The former Manchester City striker has been battling a thigh injury, but the right-back believes he is not taking the necessary steps to return as quickly as possible.

Kaka has also spent the last month nursing an injury, only returning to action the past week, and Abate feels Balotelli can learn a thing or two from the former Real Madrid midfielder’s strict training regimen.

“[Kaka] is a shining example for all, especially for the younger ones,” he told Gazzetta dello Sport. “When he was injured, he came in the morning and left in the evening.

“For someone who has earned as much as he has and already won all he can in his career, he could afford to give the bare minimum, and instead he behaves like a top player.

“He gives everything to return to what he once was.

“[Balotelli] must understand that he is no longer a kid and that certain behaviours are not going to go over well.

“He needs to grow up as quickly as possible.”

However, Abate, 26, is confident the future is still bright for Balotelli and says the striker has all the skills and resources at his disposal to be one of the best players in the world if he can fix his attitude.

“The fact is that he has incredible potential, of which even he realizes. To me, after [Lionel] Messi, [Cristiano] Ronaldo and [Zlatan] Ibrahimovic, he’s next.

“We are fortunate enough to work for a club like Milan and in a place like Milanello.

“It is wrong to think of coming here just to punch the clock, and then go home. We should devote ourselves to our work.”

The former Torino defender’s contract expires at the end of the season, but he admits he would like to continue his playing career at the San Siro, while insisting they are capable of finishing in Serie A's top three again.

“I’m very close to Milan. I see myself here for a long time. I still have a year of my contract left, and my desire is to stay. I am no longer a kid, but not old either. Yet it is true, in a squad like this I hope to be a good example.

“We have the foundation to make another comeback, but we need to be balanced and not make any mistakes. However, this is a team which belongs in the top three.

“I like the return to 4-3-3, the team is more balanced, solid and covered with respect to our playmakers. At the back we still have to grow a lot, but when you undergo 13 goals in eight games it is easy to just blame the defence.”

Along with the defence, Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri has shouldered much of the blame for his team’s sluggish start, but the right-back has faith in his coach.

“His greatest quality is balance. He has always transmitted confidence, even in our worst moments. He handles the pressure and in these three years he cannot be accused of anything. He did all he could, including the miracle of third place last year.”

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Poli : Kaka is our "key" to win trophies

The 23 years old says that Kaka can help Milan to come back great once again.

The Brazil international rejoined the club on a free on transfer deadline day after leaving the Rossoneri for Real Madrid in a €65 million deal four years ago.

Milan endured a terrible start to last season but a revival saw them finish in third spot and Poli - another of the club's summer additions - believes the 31-year-old can be the catalyst behind a resurgence this term.

"Kaka is a great player. IT's great to see him back at Milanello. It is a great privilege to be playing with him and he will be our leader. " - Says Poli to the reporters.

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Kaka made A.C Milan better already

Massimiliano Allegri believes Kaka has already improved AC Milan squad by raising the level of self-confidence throughout the squad.

The Brazil midfielder - who played for the Rossoneri between 2003 to 2009 - returned to San Siro on a free transfer last week after four years with Real Madrid.

He played 45 minutes in a 4-0 friendly win against Chiasso of Switzerland on Saturday, wearing the captain's armband, and showed enough to suggest he could be a key player for Allegri this season.

"Kaka is a great player. He has quality and he is a CHAMPION, very experienced." - Says Allegri for Sky Sports.

"I must do well to get the best out of him and help him reach peak fitness. You cannot expect a player, even one of his level, to be ready straight away.

"Kaka is a lovely guy who is eager to work hard, which he proved already in training."

Kaka is expected to officialy re-debut next week-end.

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Kaka debut and captain with A.C Milan

Chiasso - Ac Milan 0 - 4
Goals : Nocerino 7' ; Silverstre 23' ; Robinho 40' ; Saponara 85'

Chiaso : 4-4-1-1 = > Capeleti , Zambrotta , Djuric , Magneti , Mihajlovic , Berisha , Fakineti , Feliti , Hoakim , Quaresma, Chiaroki

Milan : 4-3-1-2 = > Amelia , Zacardo , Silvestre , Mexes , Emanuelson , Nocerino , De Jong , Muntari , Kaka , Matri , Robinho
Subs : Copola , Pedone , vergara , Pinato , Rondanini , Poli , Modic , Niang , Claveria , Saponara

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Kaka is back his home

Kaka is finally back at his home , San Siro.

The saga finlly ended , He accepted to come back , to play with his favorive time , where he left 4 years ago.

After a long negotiations , Kaka finally accepted a 2 years contract , earning 4 million euro in season.

Kaka previously wore the Milan jersey from 2003 until 2009, winning one Serie A title as well as the Champions League during his first spell at the club.

Kaka will make his re-debut on 15 september , against Torino.

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Agent said to the press : "It's hard to talk about a possible destiny now, but there are interests, inclusive from Italy and England teams. It's hard to say where he is going now. It's not a secret that Kaká wants to go back to Italy, but that depends in a lot of things."

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Milan interested in signing Kaka

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Kaka has been repeatedly linked with a return to San Siro in recent years and Galliani has confessed that Milan could make a move for the former Ballon d'Or winner before the close of the transfer window on September 2.

Kaka joined Milan from Sao Paulo in 2003 and spent six successful seasons at the Giuseppe Meazza before joining Madrid for a reported €65 million.

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Kaka : I want to leave Madrid

Brazilian star Kaka has revealed he is keen to leave Santiago Bernabeu with less than a week remaining before this summer's transfer window closes.

The 31-year-old had struggled to establish himself under former Madrid coach Jose Mourinho, and does not seem to be part of Carlo Ancelotti's plans either.

"I want to leave , and I've already told to the coach and the club , they all know it. Things are difficult for me now in the team, and the club knows what I want. It’s my obligation to work and keep training, but my father is already working to see if something comes up. I think it’s the best thing for me and the club.
My intention is to keep playing in Europe. " - said Kaka for the media

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