La Roja and Real Madrid captain believes the Brazilian needs the supports of his club mates to overcome the difficult period of his career.
Florentino Perez won back Real Madrid presidency in June 2009, bringing http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Xabi-Alonso-c37045, and Kaka.
Over the period of three years, the Galacticos signings have made their peace with Madridista and the sporting department that gave the go ahead for their multi-million acquisitions, except Kaka.
The attacking midfielder was purchased from AC Milan for a fee of 68 million Euros but has failed to delight the Santiago Bernabeu faithful with the performances that endeared him to the San Siro crowd. He has been plagued by injuries and loss of form,
losing the confidence of Jose Mourinho in the process.
Kaka has been linked with a move back to Italian Serie A, with the Special One adding clouds over his future with uncertain remarks.
The Portuguese shared in a recent interview that ruling out a transfer before August 31 will be a mistake, before going on to state that he has no qualms with the South American star being in the dressing room for the coming 2012/13 Spanish top flight season.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Iker-Casillas-c16815 took out time to reflect on the subject, acknowledging the fact that Kaka is not in the best of spirits at the moment. The Euro 2012 winning captain added that Madrid players will have to join together to get him out of this rough patch, which
is deeply affecting him.
"What we need to do is help him out," the Real Madrid youth academy graduate remarked at a press conference. "We need to help so he knows he's our companion, he's our teammate. He's a very important player and he's playing at his level.”
"Maybe what he's going through is not comfortable. For us, he's our category of player. Whatever the boss or the club decide, he's a very important player for us.”
"We hold him as a team-mate and a professional and as a positive for all of us. I'm wishing him the best."
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