Kasey Keller, an American football player who plays for EPL’s Fulham, wrote the article about Kaká.  For the past few years, since he began playing for AC Milan, he has garnered recognition both in and out of the football field.  Known for his clinical and cerebral technique, he has been awarded in 2007 FIFA’s Player of the Year, European Player of the Year and in polls conducted in Italy and in Europe, consistently lands as the Top Football player.  To read full article, click here.

What struck Keller more was Kaká’s outright and obvious religiosity.  Not one to keep his faith private, Kaká would point to the heavens whenever he would score a goal – Jesus’ made his goal possible.  One of his most famous photos is him on his knees, wearing a shirt printed with “I Belong to Jesus”, after clinching the UEFA Cup in Athens against Liverpool.

Diego Maradona (and other athletes who have gone the wayward path) would do well to follow his example and put their talents and time to good use.  

Do I need to say more???

Love him, love him, love him. 

click here to read the article :)

Kaká joined UEFA's elite list as Footballer of the Year, recognizing his superb ability and effort as AC Milan's forward.  In addition, AC Milan successfully defended their title against FC Sevilla in Monaco yesterday, 3-1.

AC Milan's playered garnered 4 of the 5 "Best" awards given by UEFA.  Paolo Maldini won Best Defender, Clarence Seedorf as Best Defender, Kaká won Best Forward and Footballer of the Year (^.^)  Peter Cech of Chelsea FC (my favorite EPL Club :>) won as best goalkeeper.  Incidentally, Kaká also won in 2005 as Best Midfielder.

FC Sevilla dedicated this game to Antonio Puerta, who died a couple of weeks ago due to cardiac arrest.  Despite Kaká's 87th minute goal, Sevilla fans refused to be silenced.  A most fitting tribute to Puerta was seen near the railings, Puerta Presente.

Kaka vs. Diana in a bizarre parlour game challenge - shot in Milan 2007 by Zak and Dan

You can also go to the adidas website, the Predator vs. F50 campaign, to view more athlete rivalries. See the FootBowl challenge between Messi and Xavi, the Staring Challenge between Cole and Beckham, a Foot-Golf between Kaka and Diana, and more -- all in the spirit of good, clean fun and sportsmanship -- in addition to a brilliant advertising campaign!

Two of the best clubs in the UEFA Leagues faced off on Wednesday in what promised to be a highly charged game. ManU was virtually undefeated, while Milan was able to slide into the semis despite its early struggles.

The Rossoneris displayed tenacity and determination, but it simply was not enough. Kaká scored the two goals, but after half time, Milan players (Gattuso and Maldini) were both injured and it took a toll on the team. The game was threatening to be a draw until Wayne Rooney scored a last gasp goal, leaving the Rossoneri in another limbo. Their next match at San Siro is promising to be a very exciting game, injured players nothwithstanding.

* I think the only good thing about this game was that I was able to watch Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaká in one game. And it appeared I wasn't the only one who was thrilled with this game. Football fans all over remarked that both teams had their share of cute/hot/hunk (chunky?) players too. :D

Photo courtesy of www.casualinistanbul.com

It's Kaká's 25th birthday today.:D Yep, mi chulo, mi amor, mi cariño, the Brazilian Maestro, Armani Model, and my favorite futbolista is a quarter of a century old...

I wish they'd win the UEFA Championship :D Sorry Ate Butching, I love Chelsea, but my heart belongs to Kaká

Um vídeo que eu fiz do Kaká com a música The Pros and Cons of Breathing do Fall Out Boy.

Un vídeo que yo hice de Kaká con la música The Pros and Cons of Breathing por Fall Out Boy.

A video that I made of Kaká with the music The Pros and Cons of Breathing by Fall Out Boy.