World Player of the Year Kaka predicted that he would reach
his peak in time for the 2010 World Cup.
In an interview with the Brazilian sports daily Lance, the Milan and Brazil
player re-affirmed his wish to play at the Olympic Games in August but
admitted the matter was out of his hands.
"I think the best is yet to come," said Kaka, who has suffered
a dip in form this year.
"The year 2007 was marvellous but I still think I can improve technically
and physically.
"I want to reach a very high level (for the 2010 World Cup). I will
be 28, at my peak.
"It could be a great World Cup for Brazil, a new cycle and new players."
Kaka has had some fitness problems recently, which he blamed on too much
football.
"The biggest problem with injuries, today, is the quantity of games,"
he said. "There comes a time when your body can't take any more."
The 26-year-old said he wanted to help Brazil win their first Olympic
gold medal in Beijing. The Olympic soccer tournament is for under-23 teams
but three over-age players are allowed.
"Nobody has won the Olympic gold (for Brazil) yet, that's the big
motivation," he said. "But, how I get to the Olympics is something
which does not depend on me."
He was unsure if he would still be playing international football when
Brazil host the World Cup in 2014.
"I don't know if I will be there," he said.
"It depends on how I am physically, if I am still in condition to
play football at a high level, with the right motivation to play a World
Cup.
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29th April 2008
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