I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 16 I'm Actually a Striker

Santos’s attack also failed, and it was Baptista who ended their offensive. This young midfielder was Sao Paulo’s biggest discovery last season.

It was also born out of nowhere, and the attention Kaka attracted was much more exaggerated. It would not be an exaggeration to say that it was the focus of the audience.

The biggest advantage of the substitute players is their sufficient physical strength, so Kaka has never been stingy with his running. In the midfield, he was caught in a fierce fight with Santos players. Let alone the defensive ability, anyway, the attitude must be in place.

Many scouts’ reports then wrote comments such as “active defense, but defensive skills and defensive awareness are a little green, and it is possible to become an all-around midfielder after accumulating enough experience”.

His passing ability is still good. Basically, he can accurately find his teammates every time he passes the ball and allow the opponent to receive it comfortably. However, for the role of organizing midfielder, passing is only a basic skill. The overall situation, vision and mastering the rhythm are the key. Kaka's passing is more out of instinct.

In fact, the situation on the field is changing rapidly. Many midfield masters pass the ball like Kaka. Most of them are out of instinct, especially when they take the ball with one kick, they pass it subconsciously almost as soon as they catch the ball. Brighten up.

In fact, people spread it blindly. I am afraid that when they spread it, they didn't know if there was anyone in that place to respond, but the spread was good and reasonable...

This kind of thing depends on the tacit understanding of teammates on the one hand, and the accumulation of experience on the other, but the most important thing is that two words: talent.

Some people have been students for decades, but the handwriting they write is not as good-looking as the Erha at home casually peeing around on the ground, while some people work with steel and concrete every day, but the handwriting they write is amazing.

This is talent.

I have a few catties and a few taels. Kaka still has a little bit of counting, so when he gets the ball, he prefers to dribble the ball to the penalty area, and then choose to pass or shoot according to the situation. This is not too abrupt in Brazilian football, because the Brazilian team is notoriously weak in tactics.

A clip in the movie "Become Famous" can illustrate the problem very well: the head coach throws a ball forward, and then asks the protagonist Santiago to chase it. Santiago chased it a few times without even catching him.

Therefore, for the coach, a player who can pass the ball is a good player, and a player who can pass the ball well is a top player. For the unrestrained Brazilian, the problem that I can solve by myself is to pass a ball of wool.

Pulling away, let's talk about the game.

Kaka's second game was far more difficult than the first, and he enjoyed the defensive treatment that only core players can have, which also made it difficult for Sao Paulo's midfielder.

"Sao Paulo is in trouble again. Kaka has not been able to play the role of a super substitute. When the breakthrough is restricted, his poor organizational skills cannot help the team open the situation. This young man is still a long way from the top midfielder."

Cafu's words basically represent the aspirations of a large part of the football emperors.

Fast speed, strong breakthrough ability, good passing ability but poor vision and overall view, suitable for counterattacks, not suitable for midfield commanders, this is everyone's judgment on Kaka, and it is probably the biggest difference between the two Kakas in the current period.

What the fans can see, of course Alvarez can see it too.

He called the assistant coach to his side, the two communicated and quickly made adjustments.

"Lula, warm up." The assistant coach shouted to a young black player on the bench.

Well, this guy seems to have the same name as the head coach of the Santos team, or the same nickname?Nick name?Abbreviation?God knows what.

"Huh?" Lula froze for a moment, then stood up ecstatically and began to warm up.

Lula is a jack-of-all-trades player. Except for the goalkeeper and the referee, he can play cameos in all positions on the field, but he doesn't play very well. Therefore, unless the current situation is full of injuries, he seldom gets any chance to play in important games.

"Go up and replace Luis." Alvarez called Lula who had finished warming up to his side and told him.

"Louis? I play forward?" Lula asked uncertainly.

Although he can play in any position, the forward is the worst position he plays, and objectively speaking, Fabiano played quite well in this game, at least more reliable than Burgess who just played.

"You play in midfield," Alvarez's words let Lula know that he was thinking too much, "let Kaka go forward and play center forward."

Lula understood in seconds.

It seems that the coach has given up on Kaka's organizational ability. This is to let himself organize the offense and liberate Kaka.

Well, it really is still the life of the support.

Lula was well aware of his position and came to the fourth official to wait for the dead ball.

"The Sao Paulo team made the last substitution. This time it's the teenager Lula. Well, almost all of them are teenagers. The average age of this team is less than 25 years old... The one he wants to replace is Luis Fabiano? Is Alvarez crazy?" Cafu also subconsciously believed that this was a match-up substitution.

Many people also expressed doubts about Alvarez's substitution.

Fabiano, who has just arrived, has made rapid progress and is already the most threatening player in the Sao Paulo team. Everyone does not think Lula has the ability to replace him.

Fabiano left the field with a displeased face. Lula hugged him and ran to Kaka, saying: "Kaka, you play Luiz's position, and I will play in the midfield."

"I play forward?"

Sounds good hey.

(End of this chapter)