BRAZIL legend Kaka showed his class once more after scoring a stunning strike as he made a shock appearance in a six-a-side match in East London. The former AC Milan star was helping out a local side after Adidas introduced “Rent-a-Pred” to aid teams who are missing a player. East London side Reach Out FC […]
BRAZIL legend Kaka showed his class once more after scoring a stunning strike as he made a shock appearance in a six-a-side match in East London.
The former AC Milan star was helping out a local side after Adidas introduced “Rent-a-Pred” to aid teams who are missing a player.
East London side Reach Out FC were the lucky recipients, with the incredible addition of Kaka to boost their team.
Kaka, 37, didn’t disappoint, gliding past a defender and hitting a sweet left foot finish into the top corner.
But it didn’t all go to plan for the Brazilian legend with one of his opponents pulling off a cheeky nutmeg on him.
Kaka, who retired in 2017, started his career at Sao Paulo before making his name in Milan.
The attacking midfielder won Serie A in his first season and went on to win the Champions League, Super Cup and the Club World Cup during his first spell at the club.
Real Madrid signed Kaka for £57million in 2009 and surprisingly only won one league title and Copa del Rey during his four years at the Bernabeu.
Idol. That's messi and Kaka both touched Hackney for football btw. Have manners, when you speak on the borough. pic.twitter.com/DFp3HTbOfx
— Mafia chándal (@MrC_Reality) February 8, 2020
Meeting & assisting Kaka. As you do. pic.twitter.com/jhD1XtfxKI
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(@AliAd3n) February 8, 2020
He's just been nutmegged!
pic.twitter.com/9BNIFcvjoB
— Metro Sport (@Metro_Sport) February 8, 2020
The Brazilian made a move to the MLS and ended his career at Orlando City in 2017.
After appearing on the biggest stages, Kaka has swapped that for the six-a-side pitches in East London, still showing his quality that helped him win the Ballon d’Or in 2007.
Kaka’s achievements on the pitch also earned him a place in the FIFPro World team of the year for three consecutive years, in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
