I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 90 I, Kaka, Refuse Soy Sauce

Scolari set an example early in the second half, bringing on four substitutes within 10 minutes.

Fortunately, Kaka was not among those five people. Although he played quite alone in this game, it was not to the point of being disgusting.

Oliveira came on the stage and winked at Kaka.

Kaka nodded.

He has already read the head coach's employment ideas from Scolari's substitutions, so it's better to be honest.

The Iceland team kicked off first, and I don't know what their head coach said during the intermission. Everyone seemed to have a fire in their eyes.

Those who engage in competition, who hasn't lost their temper.

Relying on this bloody spirit, Iceland played a strong momentum at the beginning of the game, and once formed a big threat to Brazil's goal. Cheney finally got his wish and saved two consecutive close-range shots from Gudjohnsen, severely suppressing the morale of Iceland that had just risen.

Then it was show time again in Brazil.

Whether it is the individual ability of the players or the overall strength of the team, Brazil is crushing against Iceland, not to mention that Brazil is still playing at home. Under various conditions, this friendly match quickly turned into an exhibition match.

In 1 minute of the game, Kaka and Juninho passed an overhead ball to Oliveira after two in a row. Oliveira lived up to expectations and scored a goal.

Ten minutes later, it was Kaka's through pass again, but this time Oliveira failed to shoot, but was tripped by the defender and Brazil's penalty kick.

Juninho made a penalty kick.

6: 0.

This is not over yet. In the 70th minute of the game, Kaka received a corner kick from Ricardinho on the left side of the penalty area and succeeded in another long shot.

7:0, Kaka hat-trick, then was replaced.

All the fans stood up and applauded him.

Kaka also raised his hands high and applauded all around. No one from the Iceland team urged him to leave quickly, but watched the killing god leave the field with all kinds of complicated eyes.

The final result of the game was 7:0.

Kaka participated in two friendly matches, one as a substitute and one as a starter. He scored four goals and one assist, and once again earned a lot of attention in Brazilian football. Various media continued to build momentum for him. By the way, he pulled out his coach and teammates. A group of people frantically called Kaka on various TV programs and newspapers.

"The champion of the World Youth Championship, the champion of the Rio-Sao Paulo Championship, the champion of the Sao Paulo First Division, the champion of the Brazilian Football League, the champion of the Brazilian Champions Cup... This young man who is only 20 years old in a month has already won everything. I have watched almost all of his games, and personally explained the most important ones. I think I know his growth path very well. Kaka seems to never be afraid of all kinds of pressure. The more important the game, the better his performance. I really can't think of any reason why Scolari can't take him to Asia."

"I can't say that we won the World Youth Championship because of Kaka. That's unfair to other players, but Kaka can assist, score goals, help and unite teammates, he is humble and polite, respects the coach's arrangements, and will seriously implement the coach's tactics... In short, his advantages are countless. He is definitely the key figure who can bring the team championship...Scolari? Of course, I called him and recommended Kaka and Adriano to him. I believe they are the future of Brazil. These two children should be on a bigger stage. to show yourself..."

"Kaka? No, he's not a genius, but he's scarier than a genius. I've never seen anyone who works as hard as he does. He trains when we sleep, he trains when we party, he trains while we're on vacation. Some people's success is born, but Kaka's success is inevitable. The World Cup? Of course he should go, me? Me too."

The above speeches were from Jeke Cafu, the famous commentator of Banner TV, Carlos Cesar Costonio, the head coach of the Brazil National Youth Team, and Cheney, the club captain of Kaka. Degan was reading the news with a newspaper.

After all, this young man followed Kaka's trajectory and embarked on the road of football, and is now a member of the Sao Paulo youth team.

In addition to Kaka's family, Silva, Dario and others were present, and they were studying how to get Kaka on the World Cup express train to South Korea.

"These people are really..." Kaka shook his head, "There is a way to say it face to face, what kind of a hero is a man who praises people behind his back?"

"Kaka is not a genius?" As Kaka's little fan, Degan has some opinions on Cheney's words, "If Kaka is not a genius, who is? Him?"

Bosco stopped his younger son's childish speech with his eyes, and said to Silva: "Thank you, Silva, you have done a good job. Now almost all the coaches and teammates who have worked with Kaka have expressed their recognition and high praise in public. Many columnists also support Kaka to go to the World Cup. What do you think we need to do to impress Scolari?"

Silva said: "I discussed it with Kaka. We don't have to do anything. The World Cup is still more than two months away. What Kaka needs to do now is to continue to perform well in various competitions. Our main opponent is Dejaminha. Bigger, of course, the prerequisite for victory is that Kaka must maintain a healthy body."

After he finished his last sentence, he looked at Daniel, the private doctor hired by Kaka with a high salary.

Daniel was clearly prepared, and immediately said: "Kaka is in good physical condition now, but I don't recommend that he continue to participate in such intensive competitions. The training intensity can be maintained, but it should not be increased."

"The game is still to be played, but the focus is on the Rio-São Paulo Championship and the Sao Paulo State League A. The championship is about defending the title, and the league is about hitting the triple crown. The club can't give up," Kaka pondered for a while and said, "I will coordinate with the coach for other games and try not to play or play as a substitute. I believe he will understand and support it."

Three consecutive championships and defending titles are just excuses. In terms of importance, it is obvious that the Copa Libertadores is more important. The reality is that these two events will end before the start of the World Cup. If Sao Paulo can win the championship, then the "natural sense of the ball" will be available.

As for the quota for the World Cup, he is not too worried now. After all, he has outstanding performance in the two friendly matches, and he has several championship trophies from last year to back up the field, plus his previous memories as a reference, so he is very confident. I really can't think of a reason for losing.

What he is thinking about now is how to improve his playing position, even if he can't start, he must strive for a real substitute spot, instead of sitting on the bench every game as a mascot, playing soy sauce after the game enters garbage time, and then being called a World Cup champion by a bunch of people.

If some regrets are not made up, it will be painful for a lifetime.

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