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Kaká - Squad number history | Transfermarkt. 11111. Retired Last club: Orlando Most games for: AC Milan Retired since: Dec 17, 2017. IMAGO. +. Date of birth/Age: Apr 22, 1982 (42) Place of birth: Gama. Citizenship: Brazil. Height: 1,86 m. Position: Attacking Midfield. Former International: Brazil. Caps/Goals: 92 / 29. Squad number history.
Kaká finished his final season with Milan by scoring 16 goals, helping Milan finish third in Serie A, and once again being elected as a finalist for the FIFA World Player of the Year Award, finishing fourth in voting for the second-straight year.
He later joined Italian club AC Milan in 2003. Kaká helped Milan win the Serie A title in his first season. Milan finished runner-up in the 2004–05 UEFA Champions League with Kaká being the top assist provider of the tournament and being named the UEFA Club Midfielder of the Year.
Check out the latest domestic and international stats, match logs, goals, height, weight and more for Kaká playing for AC Milan, Brazil men's national team and Real Madrid CF in the Champions League, Serie A and La Liga.
Last club: Orlando Most games for: AC Milan Retired since: Dec 17, 2017. IMAGO. +. Date of birth/Age: Apr 22, 1982 (42) Place of birth: Gama. Citizenship: Brazil. Height: 1,86 m. Position: Attacking Midfield. Former International: Brazil.
Kaká’s transition from São Paulo FC to AC Milan in 2003 marked a significant milestone in his career. His arrival at one of Europe’s football powerhouses was a testament to his extraordinary talents nurtured in Brazil. Milan’s faith in Kaká was evident as they handed him the prestigious number 22 shirt, previously worn by club legends.
Kaká’s growing exposure on the world stage prompted interest from leading European clubs, and in August 2003 AC Milan signed him for $8.5 million. He made his first appearance in Italy the next month in a 2–0 win over Ancona.
It’s love at first sight between Milan and the very young Kaká who arrived in 2003 after his amazing success with São Paulo. With his clean face, good feet and great sprint speed he immediately helped Milan to the win of their seventeenth league title.
The quarter-finals of Europe's top competition pitted AC Milan and Bayern Munich against each other. Kaká was again the leading figure at San Siro and, in the 83rd minute, gave his side a short-lived 2-1 lead from a penalty kick after yet another fantastic performance.
Kaka’s most successful run came at AC Milan, where he scored 104 goals and provided 85 assists in all competitions. To add to the numbers, he won more than few domestic trophies with the club and of course, the UEFA Champions League.