Ronaldinho cancelled out Karim
Benzema's opener for Real
Madrid in the Champions League clash.
“It was wonderful, just as I expected it to be. I had such great
moments at San Siro and this too was another emotional night. I
thank all the fans for that gift, said Kaka.
“It wasn’t easy to deal with so many emotions, but I did prepare
for it and knew it was going to be tough. I tried to keep those
feelings in check and focus on my football.”
There was some controversy before his arrival, as striker Marco
Borriello was quoted as saying he thought Kaka had lost some of his technique
since moving to Madrid.
“I went to the Milan locker room before kick-off and joked about
it. He said that wasn’t what he meant, these things are stirred up
by the media. It wasn’t a problem,” grinned the Brazilian on
Sky Italia television.
Real have been hammered by the media lately, but Kaka can see light at the end of
the tunnel.
“The pressure is the same, the expectation to always win. I had
a good start, recently things have been bad for everyone in the
team, but we are getting back on track.
“In these last two games against Getafe and Milan there have
been significant improvements. Before when we won it was mainly
down to individual moments, but now we are seeing the team unit
come together.
“It’s not enough to just buy lots of stars in order to win.”