Is Kaka the game changer?

[Danny]

As you'll know from my 'concession' thread I accepted Juve have a stronger squad and were the favourites to win Serie A.

However, we've just signed Matri from them, and we've now brought in Kaka. We know Kaka at his best is truly as good as anyone in the world, and if we get the old Kaka back we technically now have at least 4 marquee players: Balo, Monto, Kaka and De Jong. SES is debatable at best.

However with Balo we have Serie A's best striker and potentially with Kaka its best player, period.

Was bringing back Ricky in conjunction with what we already have a Serie A gamechanger? Could it even give us a much needed lift back to CL credibility?

[ZvonimirBoban]

To answer the thread title, simply: yes he is.

[ACMILAN1983]

He'll definitely add more quality. Don't think he's going to be enough to make us the best in Italy.

[el fre]

My only concern with him is his fitness.
If he can stay healthy, if he plays a couple of games in a row, then he can definitely be a game changer and a leader for this team.

[ACM2023]

If he remains healthy, then yes. He is not too old; he is not fast but not slow; he has skills; he has experience.

Again, if he remains healthy, yes.

[Stitch]

you guys are delusional. have you not folloeed his career since he left us? you seem to be stuck in 2009

[ZvonimirBoban]

You're alone, Stitch.

[Stitch]

i know. its like some cult where everyone blindly follows some lunatic.

[el fre]

Live Kaka press conference:

http://www.football-italia.net/39164/kak...rence-live

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i know. its like some cult where everyone blindly follows some lunatic.

And you are the only one sane?

[Stitch]

it sure looks like i am. you guys act like we just bought messi, not a washed up 31 years old who plays 20 games a season.

i know he had some great moments with us bu wake up, that was 6 years ago