Kaká Brazilian Footballer From Gama

Brazilian footballer Kaká was born on 22 April 1982 in Gama. He is known for spells at Brazil men's national football team (2002–2016) and AC Milan (2003–2009).

Early life

His education includes Full Sail University.

Career

Kaká plays in the midfielder role. In 2000, he is first listed with Brazil national under-20 football team. Kaká has worn the colours of 9 teams on record, including Brazil men's national football team, AC Milan and Real Madrid Club de Fútbol. From 2002 to 2016, he played for Brazil men's national football team. At Brazil men's national football team (2002–2016), his team-mates on record include Robinho, Adriano Correia Claro and Daniel Alves. AC Milan team-mates from the same years include Alessandro Nesta, Andrea Pirlo and Cafu.

Recognition

Kaká’s wins include the Ballon d'Or, awarded in 2007. The list of wins also includes the FIFA World Player of the Year (2007) and the Serie A Footballer of the Year (2004). Awards come to 5 wins in total.

Public roles

Positions listed for him include ambassador.

Personal life

Former marriages on record are to Caroline Celico (2005 to 2015) and Carol Dias (2019, divorced). He has 2 children on record.