New Milan signing Kakà has admitted he cannot wait to play for the Rossoneri again. The Brazilian international returned to the Italian giants on a free transfer from Real Madrid in the closing days of the transfer window. “I am happy with all this enthusiasm. I am training well and feel like a kid about to make his debut,” said Kakà, speaking at an Adidas promotional event. “I well remember my debut for Milan away to Ancona. Adriano Galliani saw me during my difficult days, when I didn’t know what was going to happen, but now he sees me happy. ” The 31 year-old is expected to start for the Rossoneri against Torino on Saturday. While looking forward to the tie with the Granata, Kakà already has an eye on Milan’s Champions League opener at home to Celtic. “It will be an exciting match and I’ll try to stay calm so that I can play at my best,” he continued. “Then there’s the Champions League and I already scored an important goal against Celtic in my career.” A key motivation for Kakà’s return to the San Siro was the opportunity to regain form and force his way into Luiz Felipe Scolari’s Brazil squad, ahead of next summer’s World Cup. The trequartista insists, however, that is not his sole focus. “I am targeting a place at the World Cup, but above all to do well here. I promise the utmost effort and one of my objectives is to reach 100 goals for Milan. I only need five and hope to get there soon.” #Atik
Posted on: Fri, 13 Sep 2013 08:35:57 +0000
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