Kaká rules out being São Paulo's coach and comments on SAF: "It's not a solution"

Idol of São Paulo, Kaká ruled out the possibility of becoming the club's coach in the future. The former player also expressed reservations about the team's transformation into Sociedade Anônima do Futebol (SAF).

In an interview with Ronaldo on Espn, Kaká explained that he does not plan to pursue a career as a coach. He cited the high demand for time and the impact on personal life as determining factors for his choice.

"I'm not willing to be a coach. It takes a lot of time for you to try to be successful. Today I'm not willing to make time with my family, have time to enjoy a World Cup", said Kaká. "These are choices, but today I don't want to pay that price", he added.

Opinion on SAF in São Paulo
Ronaldo, who led the conversation, suggested Kaká in a management role, perhaps as buyer of a future SAF in São Paulo. The tricolor idol agrees with the idea of working in football management.

However, the former player has restrictions regarding the transformation of the São Paulo team into a club-company. "It's what I like most (management), what moves me the most", he said.

Kaká detailed his concerns, mentioning that "I don't think it's simple to set up one for the club. It has statutes, a council, a series of approvals." He added that, although SAF is a form of investment, he does not consider it the solution for Tricolor.

"I don't think SAF is a solution (for São Paulo). It's an interesting process for some clubs, but what needs to happen in Brazilian football is to have good management", he analyzed. He concluded: "If the cake is not well made, the chance of it spoiling is very high."

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Source: CNN