By Chris Donald
Kaká is set for one last opportunity at Real Madrid after it is reported new manager Carlo Ancelotti is ready to give him the chance to prove his worth.
AS report, ahead of the Madrid returning for pre-season training tomorrow, that the Brazil international will be initially included in Ancelotti’s plans for the 2013-14 season.
Madrid had made the 31-year-old available for transfer in the past two transfer windows and the current one, but clubs have been unable to afford the player.
However, Ancelotti has reportedly told Los Blancos’ board of his intention to use the 31-year-old in his first team plans for next season, reports Football Espana.
The Italian, who worked with the Seleção midfielder in Milan, has also allegedly spoken to Kaka recently by phone, with a clear message with regards his future: “It just depends on you”.
Kaká is expected to compete with Mesut Ozil and new signing Isco for a place in the Madrid line-up.
