Kaká has wished new AC Milan boss Pippo Inzaghi good luck after it was confirmed that the Brazilian would be departing the San Siro.
The 32-year-old will join São Paulo on loan ahead of a switch to American side Orlando City.
And speaking to Milan Channel, the former Real Madrid star discussed his relationship with Inzaghi.
Football Italia quoted Kaká, he said: “We’ve always had a great relationship, we spoke a lot even when I was at Madrid.
“We are friends and I wish him the best for next season. He loves Milan and he can have a great season.”
The Brazilian discussed his compatriot Robinho too, who is also thinking about his Milan future.
Kaká also briefly gave his opinion on his World Cup snub from Luiz Felipe Scolari, he added: “I don’t know what Robinho will do, they are difficult decisions.
“I hope Robinho and Milan can make the best decision for everyone.
“I wanted to go to the World Cup but I have done it all. When I was at Madrid my chances of going to the World Cup were minimal, but at Milan that wasn’t the case.”
