Kaká, byname of Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite, (conceived April 22, 1982, Brasília, Brazil), Brazilian football (soccer) player who was named the World Player of the Year by the Fédération Internationale de Football Affiliation (FIFA) in 2007.
Kaká owed his epithet to his more youthful sibling Rodrigo, who as a kid couldn't articulate Ricardo and could oversee as it were "Caca." Kaká was seven when the family moved to São Paulo. A sharp football devotee, he was taken on by the São Paulo FC the next year. At age 15 he was given an agreement, however his advancement was interfered with three years after the fact by a serious spinal injury (supported in a swimming mishap), which compromised his profession. He recuperated, in any case, and made his first-group debut in January 2001. That year he scored 12 objectives in 27 matches as a going after midfield player. In 2002 he appeared in the Brazilian public group, playing in a match against Bolivia, and sometime thereafter Brazil won the World Cup.
Kaká's developing openness on the world stage provoked interest from driving European clubs, and in August 2003 AC Milan marked him for $8.5 million. He showed up in Italy the following month in a 2-0 win over Ancona. Kaká was similarly proficient at starting and completing assaults, and his intense all-around abilities created with Milan. Kaká completed eighth and seventh, separately, in balloting for FIFA Player of the Year in 2005 and 2006 preceding winning pretty much every accessible distinction in 2007, when he was named both European Player of the Year and FIFA World Player of the Year. Furthermore, Milan won the Association of European Football Affiliations (UEFA) Champions Association title in 2007.
In the wake of marking an expansion with Milan in mid 2008, Kaká turned into the most generously compensated footballer on the planet, with a yearly pay from the game alone adding up to €8 million (about $12 million) and broad corporate sponsorship bargains. In spite of the fact that he maintained a longing to complete his vocation in Milan, Kaká moved to Spanish stalwart Genuine Madrid in June 2009, a move that was prodded by the Italian club's desperate monetary waterways. He was a critical figure on the Genuine crews that won the 2011 Copa del Rey (Spanish cup) and the 2011-12 La Liga (Spanish top division) title. In 2013 Kaká got back to AC Milan. The next year Kaká and Milan commonly consented to end his agreement, and he endorsed to play with the extension group Orlando City SC of North America's Significant Association Soccer (MLS), which started play in 2015. (He was advanced to São Paolo for the 2014-15 season.) Dissimilar to other eminent stars who played in the MLS close to the furthest limit of their professions, Kaká kept up serious areas of strength for him in the U.S., procuring Elite player respects in every one of his initial two seasons with Orlando City. He resigned from proficient football in December 2017.
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