Brazil international Kaka has backed his former club AC Milan to return to the glory days of old.
The Orlando City forward won a league title and a Champions League crown with the Rossoneri during a six-year spell at San Siro between 2003 and 2009, but have managed just one Serie A crown since his departure.
However the former Fifa World Player of the Year has backed President Silvio Berlusconi and Vice-President is Adriano Galliani to lead 18-time Italian champions back to greatness.
“I try to always to watch Milan’s matches,” the 33-year-old told Gazzetta dello Sport.
“I hope that they will improve soon and will soon be dominant once again.”
The Rossoneri stumbled to a tenth-place finish last term but have shown signs of improvement this term following investment in the squad and the appointment of new coach Sinisa Mihajlovic.
They sit sixth in Serie A after 20 matches but Berlusconi and Galliani have come under fire in recent seasons as the club sought to curtail their once lavish spending in the transfer market.
“The criticism has been going on for quite a while but it is hard to judge from the outside,” Kaka continued.
“However, I am convinced that Galliani and Berlusconi will find a solution and do what it takes to make Milan great again.”
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