Uefa Champions League - by Hussain on Thursday, February 28, 2008 9:20 - 0 Comments

Carlo confident over Kaka

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Milan chief Carlo Ancelotti is hopeful Kaka will be fit to face Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League next week.

Kaka is doubtful for the second leg of their tie with Arsenal as he struggles with a niggling knee injury.

The Brazilian schemer suffered a recurrence of his knee problem in last weekend’s victory over Palermo and is set to miss this week’s Serie A games with Catania and Lazio.

However, Ancelotti hopes a period of rest will enable Kaka to line-up against Arsenal on 4th March.
“We think that Kaka will be able to recover for the Arsenal game, but we will have to see what happens over the next few days,” Ancelotti maintained.

“I don’t think that he will be back for Saturday, but we will have to wait for more news.”

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