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Real Madrid Star Kaka Prioritises Champions League Over Primera Liga
He says his side will do all they can to reach the final at the Bernabeu...
Jan 12, 2010 1:49:53 AM
Real Madrid attacking midfielder Kaka has declared that he would rather win the UEFA Champions League over the Primera Liga title and says it would be a dream to win Europe's premier trophy at the Bernabeu on May 22.
Madrid go in search of their tenth European crown this season and have identified the Champions League as the number one priority this season and Kaka says his team will do all they can to reach the final.
"It would be a dream [to win the final at the Bernabeu]. We will do everything to be there. I'd rather win the Champions League, it is the most important tournament," he said to AS.
The Brazilian also stated that his team proved earlier this season that they are a match for Barcelona. Despite losing to the Blaugrana at Camp Nou at the end of November, Kaka insisted that his side could have won and added that they learned a lot from that game.
"Everyone says they're the best team [Barcelona], but we could have won. The team grew in that game," he said.
Paul Madden, Goal.com
Madrid go in search of their tenth European crown this season and have identified the Champions League as the number one priority this season and Kaka says his team will do all they can to reach the final.
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"It would be a dream [to win the final at the Bernabeu]. We will do everything to be there. I'd rather win the Champions League, it is the most important tournament," he said to AS.
The Brazilian also stated that his team proved earlier this season that they are a match for Barcelona. Despite losing to the Blaugrana at Camp Nou at the end of November, Kaka insisted that his side could have won and added that they learned a lot from that game.
"Everyone says they're the best team [Barcelona], but we could have won. The team grew in that game," he said.
Paul Madden, Goal.com
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