Earlier this week, Kaka expressed his desire to leave Real Madrid. He also revealed his father is working with the club to ensure he finds a new club soon. Is Manchester United listening?
The Brazil international joined Madrid from AC Milan in 2009 but has found first-team opportunities limited during his time at the Bernabeu. With his former manager Carlo Ancelotti now at Madrid, I'm really surprised Kaka has decided to leave. These two and Andriy Shevchenko were instrumental for making Milan a powerful European team.
Manchester United have been unable to fill in the midfield gap since the last few years. After Scholes retired last season, things began to pick pace but so far David Moyes has not been able to lure any marquee player to Old Trafford.
I genuinely believe, Kaka's addition will make our squad stronger. We tried to sign him last year but Jose Mourinho blocked that transfer. Things have changed since then and maybe Kaka is the missing piece to our midfield puzzle.
Do you think Manchester United will be successful in bringing a former World Player of the Year to Old Trafford? Can Kaka be a Manchester United player?
