Kaká explains why Harry Kane won the Ballon d'Or and what Mbappé and Yamal are missing

Ricardo Kaká praised Harry Kane, saying the Bayern Munich striker deserved this year's Ballon d'Or after an outstanding season in which he was indispensable and won trophies. Kylian Mbappé finished second and Lamine Yamal third, with Kane claiming the award for the first time, according to the source.

Kaká felt Mbappé was not the most deserving winner because he did not win any trophies with Real Madrid last season. As for Yamal, who won La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup with Barcelona, Kaká said the 19-year-old had not been as decisive as expected, but would win the award in the future. He added that choosing Kane was the right decision in light of what he had achieved during the season.

Kaká also praised Como coach Cesc Fàbregas, saying he had met him at the World Cup and congratulated him on his work. He defended Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti, explaining that coaching national teams differs from coaching clubs, and that Ancelotti's time with the national team would give him the opportunity to get to know the players and the country's culture and prepare for the next World Cup.

Kaká ruled out going into coaching in the near future, saying that the nature of the job and the pressure that comes with it did not suit him at present.