Kaka speaks for the first time since San Siro tears: “Milan is second home to me”
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13-second readRicardo Kaka spoke publicly for the first time after being inducted into AC Milan's Hall of Fame and witnessing his former team's derby win over Inter on Saturday, as reported by SempreMilan. Kaka was presented with a trophy before the match and was visibly emotional during the ceremony.
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Ricardo Kaka spoke publicly for the first time after being inducted into AC Milan's Hall of Fame and witnessing his former team's derby win over Inter on Saturday, as reported by SempreMilan. Kaka was presented with a trophy before the match and was visibly emotional during the ceremony. The event was marked by fans chanting his name and a montage video on the screen. Kaka's induction was a significant moment, filled with emotion for both him and the fans present.
In a short interview published by NSS Sports Instagram page, Kaka expressed his deep connection to Milan, stating it is his second home. He reflected on his fortunate career, playing with great champions at AC Milan, the national team, and in Madrid. Kaka highlighted Zidane as the most elegant player, despite not playing with him. He cherished memories of victories and Champions League celebrations in 2007 at San Siro.
Kaka shared that moments like victories against Manchester United and Roma, when Milan won the Scudetto, are among his best memories associated with San Siro. He also recalled getting goosebumps every time he entered San Siro and heard a particular chant from the fans. These reflections underscore the emotional bond Kaka has with the stadium and the club.
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One of the most striking images from AC Milan’s derby win over Inter on Saturday was Ricardo Kaka’s tears as he was welcomed on the field. Saturday night was the night of Milan’s resounding derby victory – their fourth in a row against Inter – but it was also the night of Kakà’s return to San Siro. He was presented with a trophy before kick-off to mark his induction into the Rossoneri Hall of Fame. It was a moment filled with emotion for all the fans present who chanted his name, but above all it was a moving moment for Kakà himself, who couldn’t hold back the tears as a montage video played on the screen.
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