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Former Brazil midfielder Kaka announces retirement from football
by JC DB on 17 December in International

Kaka won the Champions League and Serie A with AC Milan
Former Brazil, AC Milan and Real Madrid midfielder Kaka has retired from football at the age of 35.
The 2007 Ballon d'Or winner had been weighing up whether to continue playing at a new club after confirming he would not renew his contract at MLS side Orlando City in October.
Kaka posted a prayer on Twitter to announce his decision to hang up his boots, writing that he is "ready for the next journey".
He also indicated he could continue his post-playing career in football.
"I am preparing to continue in football and to have a different role, but I will no longer be a professional player, an athlete," he told Globo television.
"I would like to take part in a club in a role more like... a manager, a sporting director - someone between the field and the club."
Kaka began his career at Sao Paolo before earning a move to AC Milan where he won the Serie A title and the 2007 Champions League.... <<< read more >>> @ www.galatixnews.com

Dear Kaka,

Your decision to retire from football is a very wise one.

Do not allow your religiosity and professed love for God go unattended to.

It is my humble counsel that you invest your retirement years into active kingdom advancement endeavours as a catechist in one of the local parishes in Brazil.


Congratulations on your retirement and God bless!

Farewell, The Almighty Kaka!!