From Foxsports....Ronaldinho's arrival has thrown AC Milan's attack off balance, Kaka indicated Friday as he analyzed the Rossoneri's two-game losing streak.
Kaka said Ronaldinho "has given a big hand" to Milan by scoring goals, but added that the team "was used to playing with one forward, nearly always Pippo (Filippo Inzaghi), with me and Clarence (Seedorf) just behind."
Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti has used a variety of formations this season, with a large number of attacking players to choose from - including Kaka, Ronaldinho, Seedorf, Inzaghi, Alexandre Pato, Marco Borriello and Andriy Shevchenko.
Ronaldinho has scored nine goals in all competitions, while Kaka has four.
Last season, Kaka led Milan with 19 goals in all competitions. He was the 2007 FIFA player of the year and Golden Ball winner.
"I would like to play closer to the forwards, but I understand the needs of the team," Kaka said on the sidelines of a sponsor's presentation. "I know I have a lot of responsibilities with Milan and everyone expects assists and goals from me, and if I don't produce then they criticize me. That's something positive, because it gives me motivation."
Milan was knocked out of the Italian Cup by Lazio on Wednesday and routed 3-1 by Palermo last weekend. On Sunday, the Rossoneri host Catania, and Kaka will likely pair again with Ronaldinho behind Shevchenko due to injuries to Pato, Inzaghi and Borriello.
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