Lancenet are reporting that Real Madrid star Kaká could be signed by LA Galaxy as a replacement for the outgoing David Beckham, who on Monday announced that he would be leaving the Los Angeles side after six years.
Beckham, 37, has said that he wants to experience one more challenge in his career before he hangs up his boots and it is rumoured that Paris St-Germain and a number of club"s from Australia"s A-League have expressed a desire to sign the former England captain.
LA Galaxy officials are believed to see former AC Milan playmaker Kaká as the perfect replacement for their marquee player slot, and see the Brazilian international to have the charisma, brand and footballing ability to take the club to the next level.
Kaká was recently linked to a move to the MLS with the New York Red Bulls, who his brother Digão is currently playing for, and the star already has a property in New York. However, he denied this saying:
“Not now, I think. One day, I hope I can play in MLS. I don"t think it"s now [though].
“[The crowds were] very nice. I love to play here. It"s nice to play in America. I like it. I have some friends that are playing now here so they say a lot of good stuff about the MLS. One day I hope I can play here."
