The Brazilian playmaker is tipped to acquire a start at the Bernabeu with the Champions League last 16 2nd leg at United on Tuesday taking concern for a side 16 points adrift Manhattan project Liga leaders Barca. "The coach hasn't said who will play yet. Tomorrow he will decide. Easily perform, it could be an excellent chance for me," Kaka told a conference on Friday. "It could be a opportunity to show that in important games, like a 'Clasico', I can still make an contribution to the team." The 2007 World Player of the Year has just started four activities in Manhattan project Liga this year and he continues to call home in the shadows at he was signed by a club from AC Milan amidst high expectations for around 65 million euros in 2009. A chain of injuries distracted him when he first arrived in Spain and since then the 29-year-old has fallen down the pecking order behind the kind of Germany midfielder Mesut Ozil and Croatia's Luka Modric. "It hasn't been easy," he explained. "I have been a specialist for 11 years, seven or eight of those as an everyday beginning at club level and in the national staff. "To pass from being a protagonist to being, in inverted commas, a normal player, is tough, however it has helped me to mature on a personal and professional level." True crushed slots Barca 3-1 at the Nou Camp on Tuesday to put up a King's Cup closing with Atletico Madrid, and Kaka said the types of their victory had been a morale-boost to the team. True built on a 1-1 home draw from the first leg in the Cup semi-final, the same result a few weeks they take to United. "Tuesday gave us a lot of confidence," he added. "Now we need to check out reduce the benefit Barca have on us from 16 to 13 items. We are maybe not encouraged to drive and try them in to a situation, only of winning each game. "The team has shown they can get results wherever it could be, at the Nou Camp or Old Trafford. Let us see if tomorrow we are able to get yourself a bit more confidence." Talking of his own potential with Real and of the following World Cup in Brazil, Kaka gave little away. "I have two years left on my contract," he explained. "I am pleased to continue at Real, but I really do not want to become a issue for the club. I will go, if I've to go. "I do not know if I'll return in to the national group, but I've to be ready. I'd love to return. There is however time."
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