AC Milan legend Ricardo Kaka could come back from retirement to join Silvio Berlusconi’s new club Monza Calcio.
The Brazilian star Kaka could soon return on the pitch. Italian press reports that the former Rossoneri number 22 could join his old president in his new adventure at Monza. Silvio Berlusconi has acquired a 100% stake at the Serie C side while Adriano Galliani take care of the club’s management aspects.
Kaka is currently serving an apprenticeship period at AC Milan. The 36 year old ex attacking midfielder is learning managerial skills at Casa Milan from Leonardo and Paolo Maldini. The former Real Madrid is also involved with scouting in South America and is expected to assists Leonardo in negotiations for Lucas Paqueta and Pedro Guilherme.
Kaka, one of the best players of his generation, announced his retirement on 17 December 2017 after turning down offers from several clubs.
During his seven seasons at San Siro the Brazilian Golden Boy made 303 appearances scoring 104 goals. Kaka transferred to Real Madrid in 2009 for a reported figure of 67 million euros. Economic reasons were behind AC Milan’s decision to sell the 2007 Ballon d’Or winner.
