With anything else, there are innumerable factors, of which only a finite number can be perceived and addressed. When players are named as the best in the world or Europe they can let it get to their heads. At the pinnacle, the confidence that buouyed their pursuit of excellence is all of a sudden validated and slowly morphs into arrogance.
The desperate hope to succeed flips and becomes expectation. Drive is replaced with complacency. What happened? He moved to Chelsea the following year and became the butt of every bad transfer joke. He hasn't been relevant since.
In , Ronaldinho deservedly won. After another ridiculous season, his form dropped drastically and has only recently recovered with any consistency this year at, coincidentally, Milan. The winner, Fabio Cannavaro winning, as players do in World Cup years, largely [if not solely] because of his performance in Germany moved to Madrid, bubbling with hype, at the tournament's conclusion.
He was basically dreadful for two full seasons as the Galacticos languished. Now he's back in the safe confines of his former Italian club, Juventus, where he looks more comfortable, if only slighty more effective.
Great until then. A shadow of himself since. His reputation and price-tag! Obviously, more on him later. Statistically, though, and judging by his teams' successes, you'd be hard-pressed to agree. In the following year, Ronaldo scored absolute world-class goals against Porto and Arsenal to bring his club through to the Champions League final.
United won the Premiership and he had 26 goals in all comps. Of course, Kaka never made it to Manchester. The move broke down in late January, and Kaka was famously photographed brandishing a Milan jersey from an upstairs window of his house. This time it was different and I had to think about it, but then I decided to stay. My team-mates were incredible. They all tried to tell me something and stay close to me in this period.
Its January a new year new hope at City first full transfer window since the take over City are linked to Brazilian superstar Kaka pic. Kaka became the player with the second most expensive transfer fee, for a brief period, when he switched from AC Milan to Real Madrid in June What went wrong?
Injury can probably be highlighted as the biggest reason as to why Kaka failed at Madrid. He was out for eight months after he was operated on a long standing left knee injury in I thought I could contribute. Mourinho is really what you see in the cameras. He has his explosive moments, but he's a very smart guy.
What people see at press conferences is all prepared and planned and knows exactly what they are going to say. The problem I had with him was because of his choices. I thought he was wrong. But the team worked. We won a league and we reached the Champions League semi-finals.
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